This week brought some super-sized fish to the Cape.

The surf bite is getting better for stripers, blues and even black drum.

Porgies are everywhere, big bass for the boats, and black drum to the west.

It was a solid week of fishing for most of our area with a variety of species being prime targets for bay, beach, and inshore fisherman.

Schoolies and large stripers are around as they begin to settle into their summer patterns on the local reefs.

Bass season opens this Saturday and next weekend it’s a free fishing weekend for anyone looking to try fishing out.

The June new moon didn’t disappoint for striped bass anglers across the area.

Schoolies are feeding on top in the Portland area with mackerel and pollock the preferred choice for bigger bass.

While many are swept up in striped bass madness and impressive groundfishing, scup continue to surprise anglers on the south side of Boston Harbor.

Anglers are catching walleye in the early mornings and late evenings.