Freshwater fishing is getting better, especially at night for largemouth.

Trout fishing remains hot and the largemouth bite continues to get better day by day.

Septic tanks releasing excess Nitrogen and Phosphorous are causing algae blooms, damaging the aquatic vegetation and wildlife in MA.

The striper migration usually reaches Cape Cod in late April.

Despite the recent cold temperatures, freshwater fishing for trout and other species on the Cape is holding steady.

Formed by large masses of glacier ice, the kettle ponds of Massachusetts are stocked with trout in the early spring, and again in the fall.

Hooking a giant bluefin tuna is only the beginning of a rollercoaster ride of emotions.

Springtime black sea bass fishing is fast and fun in Buzzards Bay and around Cape Cod.

In early August we began receiving emails from OTW readers around Cape Cod with pictures of large mackerel taken while targeting bluefish or bonito in Buzzards Bay or off the South Side of the Cape.

While fishing for bluefish in the middle of Horseshoe Shoal the morning of July 13, we hooked into a large fish that did not fight at all like a bluefish.