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.

Albies invaded south Cape beaches, schoolies and bluefish are on the move, and anglers fishing the Cape Cod Canal enjoy gator blues with 30-pound stripers.

Bluefish and bass are thick in the Cape Cod Canal, hardtails are everywhere but finicky, and sea bass season closes after this weekend!

Albies are in, bass and blues chase squid and mackerel in the Canal, and an electric bluefin bite continues offshore; plus, cobia pop up in Buzzards Bay!

Wind and weather inhibited some anglers this week, but fluke, bluefish, stripers and sea bass remained chewing with the influx of baitfish around south Cape and Buzzards Bay.

Striped bass and fluke fishing is good after recent storms shifted the wind and brought cooler temperatures to much of the Cape.

Fluke and stripers chase rain bait on the flats, Canal chunking improves, while Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds yield big blues and sea bass.

Striped bass fishing improves around the Outer and Upper Cape, and bluefish show up in the Canal.

This week's report includes a smorgasbord of saltwater species as anglers work hard to find success amid heat and humidity.