Good tuna fishing continues east of Chatham and larger stripers have moved in and are chasing pogies in Cape Cod Bay.

The striped bass fishing has remained stellar off Newport with 40-inch fish feeding along the coast.

Solid striper action continues and bigger blues have spread out with some large concentrations of smaller blues hanging tight to inshore reefs.

Hybrid Striped Bass are coming into the shallows at night, trout have been taking minnows and paste baits in deeper water and largemouth bass have been feeding both near the shoreline and out in deeper water.

Stripers up to 50-inches are feeding on roaming schools of pogies.

Great cod bite out east: 20-pound codfish caught in the bay out west!

We had a nice run of the three tuna species (yellowfin, bluefin, and bigeye) over the past week and in some circles you don’t have to run far.

For the second year in a row, Spanish mackerel, usually a late summer target, have showed up early, popping up along the beaches and at the inlets.

Brown trout, steelhead and lake trout are hitting cut bait, flasher flies, and UV green spoons early in the mornings.

Boston’s big bass bedlam continues with big stripers ravaging pogie schools.