Schoolies feed sporadically in the Canal, tautog fishing slows after low temps and high winds, and freshwater produces big rainbow trout & bass.

Freshwater fishing picks up steam as striped bass fishing dwindles with water temperatures in the mid-50's. Tautog fishing is productive around the Elizabeth Islands and Buzzards Bay.

Schoolie stripers dwell around salt ponds, the Canal fishes well and albies linger near the Elizabeths, where tautog anglers also find good action.

Albies hang around the Elizabeths, tautog fishing is decent in the Canal, and big bluefish sporadically terrorize bait in Cape Cod Bay.

Stripers are getting smaller, bluefin chase butterfish offshore, and tautog fishing holds steady around Buzzards Bay, Vineyard Sound and the Elizabeths.

Tautog fishing is steady when conditions permit, striped bass feed heavily on peanuts in the Canal, and bluefish hang around Vineyard Sound.

Albies push west and south, striped bass fishing improves across the Cape, and bluefin tuna explode on the surface prior to sustained winds.

Schoolie and slot striped bass pack in along south Cape, while larger fish hang around bait schools in the Canal; meanwhile, albies begin to push west.

Albies are in casting reach from shore, larger stripers are hitting jigs in the Canal, and snapper bluefish appear en masse across south Cape.

Albies push within casting range from shore, the Canal fishes well on the East tide, and a surprise almaco jack is caught off of Martha's Vineyard.