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<p>Cod fishing is all about tasty white meat, steady action, and simple fun. Cod are cold-water Groundfish that gather over rocky bottoms and wrecks. Anglers love them because they bite readily, fight with solid power, and make great table fare when regulations allow harvest.</p><p>You will target Cod by bottom fishing or deep sea fishing over structure. Crews often use bait rigs with squid or cut bait. Vertical jigging with metal jigs also works well. Jigging means dropping a lure to the bottom and working it upward with short lifts. Drifting lets your bait cover ground while staying near the seabed, where Cod feed.</p><p>A typical trip focuses on finding hard bottom, reefs, or wrecks, then setting up precise drifts. Expect cool weather and choppy water in many Cod areas, so dress in warm layers and bring a waterproof jacket. Non-slip shoes are helpful on wet decks. If you get seasick, consider motion-sickness remedies. Charters usually provide rods, reels, and tackle, but ask ahead about what is included. Bring a small cooler for fillets if keeping fish is permitted and cleaning is offered.</p><p>Fishing rules for Cod change by region and season. Before your trip, check local license and permit needs. Confirm open seasons, closed areas, and whether harvest is allowed. Review size and bag limits, and learn proper release steps in case regulations require catch and release. When in doubt, ask your captain to explain the latest rules.</p>

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		<em>Cod are large, delicious, cold water bottom fish, with a long track record of commercial harvest and consumation.</em></p>
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	How big</h2>
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	Atlantic Cod (<em>Gadus morhua</em>) can grow to 6ft in length and 212lbs, but the average fish today (possibly due to fishing pressures) will be between 4 and 15lbs. Pacific Cod (<em>Gadus&nbsp;macrocephalus</em>) are substantially smaller, at a maximum of about 4ft and 40lbs and an average between 5 and 10lbs.</p>
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	When &amp; Where</h2>
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	These bottom dwellers prefer rocky or sandy subarctic sea floors up to 1200ft deep,&nbsp;with shells, their main food, in abundance.</p>
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		<em><u>Atlantic Cod</u></em> can be found in seas north of <strong><a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/NC?search_location=hatteras'>Cape Hatteras</a>, NC</strong> in North America, off <strong>Greenland</strong> and <strong>Iceland</strong> and from the <strong>Bay of Biscay to the Arctic Ocean</strong>, including the <strong>Baltic Sea</strong>, the <strong>North Sea</strong>, <strong>Sea of the Hebrides</strong> and <strong>Barents Sea</strong>.</li>
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		<u><em>Pacific Cod</em></u>&nbsp;inhabit waters north of the <strong>Yellow Sea</strong> in Asia and <strong>Santa Monica, CA</strong> in the USA.&nbsp;</li>
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	Both species form spawning aggregations during the <em>winter and early spring</em>, which is the best time to fish for them.</p>
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	How to catch</h2>
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	Still or drift fishing the bottom or deep trolling with strip baits made of small fish, squid, crabs, sand eels or capelin will be the most effective. Cod are omnivorous though, and will take jigs, spinners, spoons, bucktails and metal squid immitations happily as well.</p>
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	Good to eat?</h2>
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	These are phenomenal eating fish. Due to commercial overfishing, however, they are currently marked as a species&nbsp;vulnerable to extinction.</p>


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Cape Cod

Cape Cod, United States

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<p>Cape Cod offers world-class angling opportunities in the nutrient-rich waters where the Atlantic meets Massachusetts Bay. This legendary destination attracts anglers targeting trophy striped bass that migrate along the coast each spring and fall, with peak action from May through September. Bluefish provide explosive surface strikes during summer months, while bottom fishing yields black sea bass, fluke, and scup. Offshore adventures chase famed bluefin tuna in deeper waters, where yellowfin and bigeye also patrol during warmer months.</p>
<p>Charter options cater to every angler, from nearshore trips chasing striped bass along sandy beaches to deep-sea expeditions targeting pelagic giants. Bottom fishing charters explore productive structures near Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, while specialized tuna trips access prime grounds beyond the continental shelf. The region's diverse ecosystems support year-round fishing, with black sea bass and tautog thriving in autumn and winter cod patrolling deeper channels.</p>
<p>Experienced local captains navigate these fertile grounds with intimate knowledge of seasonal migrations and productive hotspots. Charter vessels range from speedy center consoles ideal for tuna pursuits to comfortable offshore platforms equipped with advanced electronics. Whether you're battling powerful gamefish offshore or enjoying family-friendly inshore action, Cape Cod fishing charters deliver unforgettable New England angling experiences.</p>

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	Many Cape Cod fishing charters open their hatches for business in April. Head out early before the summer rush, and you'll have all the Cod, Haddock, Flounder, and Tautog grounds almost to yourself.</p>


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	The Bluefin action has been building up for a couple of months, but it really comes into its own in August. Add that to great Shark fishing and the chance of an offshore adventure, and you won't know where to go!</p>


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	You're best off sticking to the bigger towns where the shops stay open in December. If wild seascapes are your thing, though, you won't lack for artistic inspiration to see out the year in style.&nbsp;</p>


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	You'll be hard-pressed to find a fishing charter in February, but there are still plenty of fish biting if you find a guide. Go after Cod and Pollock and land yourself a warming treat to take home.</p>


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	If you want the wild beauty of Cape Cod all to yourself, January could be the time for you. A lot of businesses close over the winter, but you can find some serious deals if you don't mind the cold.</p>


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	Cape Cod's tourist season is in full swing by July, making reservations necessary for charters and accommodation. You don't need to worry about restaurants though – just head out and catch your dinner.</p>


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	Bluefish, Striped Bass, and Summer Flounder are all at their best in June, making it a great time to fish the shallows. It's also one of the best times of year for Scup, if they're a personal favorite of yours.</p>


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	Cape Cod starts to emerge from its winter hibernation in March. Shops get ready for the season, locals return from their holidays, and anglers head out in search of some delicious creatures.</p>


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	May is a great time to visit Cape Cod. The sun is shining and the first wave of Cow Stripers come crashing into town. Black Seabass also show up towards the end of the month, giving you plenty to target.</p>


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	Most of the tourists have moved on by November, and the charter scene is winding up for the year. A few Cod charters do run through the winter, though, if you don't mind the cold.</p>


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	October is the big sendoff for the charter season in Cape Cod, and what a sendoff it is! Fish fill every depth of water and are feeding furiously before they move on out of town for winter.</p>


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	September yields some of the best catches for Bluefin Tuna, Stripers, and Sharks&nbsp;&ndash; Cape Cod's top three targets. Whichever of these incredible game fish you're after, you'll end the day exhausted and satisfied.</p>


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	You know a place has good angling when it's got a fish in the name, and Cape Cod is no exception. Cape Cod fishing charters have centuries of tradition to draw on and plenty of big fish to use it on. From the cape's synonymous canal and bay to the southern Massachusetts sounds, all the way out to the heart of the Atlantic, there's something for all kinds of anglers.&nbsp;</div>
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	Hit the shallow inshore waters and get your hands on tasty Tautog, Seabass, Flounder, and Porgy. Meanwhile, the even more delicious Haddock, Pollock, and Atlantic Mackerel come right up to the reefs and wrecks nearshore, with monster Striped Bass adding to the entertainment. The list goes on, with Tuna in abundance offshore, along with more Shark species than you could shake your rod at!</div>
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	With so many fishing opportunities, it's no wonder that Cape Cod fishing charters offer a range of trips suited to your needs. Bring the family aboard a trip as short as two hours to test the waters, with four and six-hour trips commonplace, too. A full day trip will give you a better chance of filling the boat, while spending up to 16 hours on the water is plenty of time to reach the big game creatures.&nbsp;</div>
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	Cape Cod revolves around fishing, so you'll have no trouble finding a charter. Hit the canal out of Bourne and Sandwich, with Barnstable offering great access to the Cape Cod Bay. In the south of the cape, Falmouth and Harwich are your best bet to get you to the productive sounds. Meanwhile, a trip out of Chatham and Truro will give you the shortest run to the deep waters.&nbsp;</div>
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Fishy Business Sportfishing

Bourne

Fishing Business Sportfishing will guide you throughout Cape Cod and the South Coast of Massachusetts and put you on top of the hottest bite. This family-friendly company is run and operated by two brothers, Captains Matt and Ben Maher, who were both born

From doormat Fluke in Nantucket Shoals to Halibut east of Chatham to Cultivator Shoals to White Marlin south on Martha's Vineyard to giant Bluefin Tuna and groundfish, the captain has all your offshore needs covered. His fast rugged seaworthy boat will provide more fishing and less running time.

Got Stryper Adventure Charters - Capt. Alan

Chatham

*** PLEASE NOTE**** CHATHAM FISHING IS VERY TIDE DEPENDANT AND DEARTURE TIMES MAY VARY Got Stryper Adventure Charters welcomes you to Chatham, Massachusetts. Come along with the local and experienced Got Stryper crew and be prepared for an adventure full 

Come target some of the best fluke fishing in the country. The waters south of the Cape are known for producing giant summer flounder—and have quickly become a go-to destination for anglers chasing trophy-class fish with true record potential.

Tighten Up Charters

Truro

If you’re looking to chase the fish of a lifetime, you’ve come to the right place. At Tighten Up Charters, we don’t just take you fishing—we put you in the best position possible to catch. Every trip is different, and we’ll do whatever it takes to give yo

On this trip, you will be fishing for Haddock and Cod. The departure time can be adjusted to your schedule and trip. This charter is limited to up to 4 anglers only.

Bhookend Fishing Charters

If you are looking for a great team for your next Cape Cod fishing adventure, give Bhookend Fishing Charters a try. Their knowledge and professionalism have been tested and refined over the last two decades. The crew specializes in putting their clients o

For your comfort and safety we limit this charter to 3 PASSENGERS MAXIMUM. For larger offshore groups please check out the listing for our big qnd fast 32' Andros  listed under Got Stryper Adventure Charters.

Want to go after Bluefin Tuna, Haddock, Cod, Pollock, and more? Then this offshore trip is for you! Pack drinks, snacks, lunch, and everything else will be provided on the boat.

For you safety we do not recommend bringing children under 12 offshore.

Got Stryper Charters  Chatham– Capt. Jason

*** PLEASE NOTE *** THE FISHING IN CHATHAM IS VERY TIDE DEPENDANT AND DEPARTURE TIMES MAY VARY. Go fishing on the world-famous Chatham waters and test your skills on inshore and offshore trips with Got Stryper Fishing Charters! On the 26' SeaVee, WE 

A half-day trip (5 hours) will give you plenty of time to enjoy a day of fishing and catching fish. Trips are flexible, and can leave anytime in the morning between 6 and 8 a.m. Seasonal.

Enjoy your day on the water. Comfort and fishing 

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Wellfleet

There's a fish with your name on it in Wellfleet and ERIN - H Sportfishing will help you catch it! With Captain Bob at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands. Striped Bass, Bluefish, Cod, Flounder, and more are in the cards, depending on 

A 6-hour trip targeting inshore species such as Summer Flounder (Fluke), Striped bass, Black seabass, Bluefish, etc. 1-4 anglers.

Cape Fishing Charters

Falmouth

Make an adventure from your next trip to Cape Cod and go fishing with Cape Fishing Charters. Your guide for the day is Captain John, which allows you to benefit from years of local experience. Local species include Bluefin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Flounder, 

We will travel further to the Tuna grounds for Bluefin Tuna.  We will use various fishing methods such as trolling, jigging, and live bait.  
Trip departure times may vary.  We also will head to the ground fishing area for Cod, Haddock, and even get a shot at catching Halibut.  Email the Captain to be sure the Tuna are here before booking.  Call before booking for updated NOAA Tuna and Cod fishing restrictions. 

Get Hooked Fishing Cape Cod

Dennis

Week day, weekend get away or vacation,&nbsp; get out on the water and fish.&nbsp; Grab some friends or family members and lets get out there.&nbsp; We welcome families, kids trips, guys trips, couples trips,&nbsp; anyone you like.&nbsp; Depending on cond

Mid-Cape Sportfishing

Yarmouth

Yarmouth has a fish with your name on it, so let Mid-Cape Sportfishing help you catch it! These waters are known for Striped Bass, Bluefish, Cod, Haddock, Black Seabass, Scup (Porgy), Bluefin Tuna, Bonito, Blue Shark, Squid, and more &ndash; with any luck

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