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Get ready to drop a line for some of the tastiest fish swimming in Cape Cod Bay! Our half-day winter flounder trips are perfect for anglers looking to squeeze in some quality fishing without taking up the whole day. Whether you're a local pro or just visiting, we've got the know-how to put you on the fish. May and early June is prime time for these flatfish, and we're itching to get you out there.
We're talking 4 hours of pure fishing action, folks. You can choose morning or afternoon trips, so it's easy to fit around your schedule. If you're really keen, we can even extend the trip for more time on the water. Our experienced crew will show you the ropes, from baiting up to bringing in your catch. And let me tell you, there's nothing quite like the fight of a good-sized flounder on light tackle.
Winter flounder fishing is all about finesse. We'll be using light tackle and small hooks baited with sea worms or clams. The key is to find those sandy or muddy bottom areas where flounder like to hang out. We'll drift slowly, letting our baits bump along the bottom. When you feel that telltale thump, it's time to set the hook! Don't worry if you're new to this – our crew will walk you through every step, from casting to reeling in your catch.
Winter Flounder, also known as blackback flounder, are the stars of this show. These flatfish might not look like much, but they're crafty and put up a good fight for their size. They usually run about 1-3 pounds, but we sometimes hook into 4-5 pounders that'll really test your skills. May and early June is when they're most active in the bay, feeding up before they head to deeper waters. Anglers love targeting these fish not just for the fun of catching them, but also because they're absolutely delicious. There's a reason they're called "tide runners" – they know how to use the current to their advantage, so be ready for some sneaky moves!
Look, I've been guiding trips on Cape Cod Bay for years, and there's something special about flounder fishing that keeps folks coming back. Maybe it's the challenge of outsmarting these bottom-dwellers, or the satisfaction of filling a cooler with prime eating fish. Whatever it is, our half-day trips hit that sweet spot. You get enough time to really get into the groove, learn some new tricks, and hopefully land a few keepers. Plus, with our small group size of just 5 guests, you're getting personalized attention that you won't find on bigger party boats.
So, are you ready to get in on some of the best flounder fishing Cape Cod has to offer? Our half-day trips are filling up fast, especially for those prime May and early June dates. Whether you're looking to introduce the kids to fishing, want a fun outing with friends, or just need to scratch that fishing itch, we've got you covered. Give us a call or book online – we'll make sure you're all set with gear, licenses, and everything you need for a great day on the water. Don't let this season's run pass you by – let's get out there and catch some flatties!
Winter flounder, also called blackbacks, are a unique catch in Cape Cod Bay. These right-eyed flatfish typically run 9-12 inches but can reach up to 25 inches and 8 pounds. You'll find them hanging out on sandy or muddy bottoms, often near vegetation where they blend in thanks to their chameleon-like ability to change color. May and early June are prime time for winter flounder fishing here. Anglers love targeting them for their delicate, sweet meat - some of the best-tasting in the bay. When fishing for these guys, remember they're morning feeders and rely on sight. Use larger baits like sea worms or clams, and bring a sensitive rod to detect their nibbling style. A local tip: try a 14-20 lb line. It might seem overkill, but you never know when you'll hook into that trophy blackback lurking in the weeds.

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