Fly Fishing Boston | Fly Fishing Charter Cape Cod and Boston
Learn how and where to fly fish in Boston Harbor to Cape Cod and the Islands with our guided fly fishing and light tackle trips. We're catching striped bass, bluefish, bonito, and false albacore.
Will Mother Nature turn down the fan already! It’s been windy windy for many of the days leading to cancelled or rescheduled trips, and even the “flat calm” days have turned sporty but in some cases worth it. The red hot Buzzards Bay bite has slowed significantly and has been replaced with the reward of
At Fly Guy Fish Guides, we got into guiding to give more opportunities to anglers to get out there on fly and light tackle. At the same time we understand the costs for a private charter can be prohibitively expensive, and will limit access for many people – especially those new to the sport or
Welcome back Striped Bass! We’ve been waiting for so long! The good news is the schoolies came in early, and we were catching good numbers of 22-27″ fish on both light tackle and fly as early as April 20th. The bad news is the cold and wind since then has really stalled out the larger
I’m excited to announce a new experience for the 2019 season! Fly fishing has its fair share of terminology, specialty gear, techniques, and required skills just to break into the sport confidently. Let us help you cut through the confusion and get down to what’s needed to get you to a competent saltwater fly angler
There’s only one word that comes to mind for this year’s albie fishing, and that is phenomenal. Why put in words what a video will sum up perfectly! Music credit: Home Alone by Ansel Elgort (warning, some explicit language) After a fishing guide event on the cape we got some of the vendors out along
Boston Harbor has been great this past week. The early morning and late evening bites have been sustaining for several hours each and not even the tankers have been able to stop them. The other good news is the pogies are in all over the place, meaning the biggest stripers of the year will be
This week we spent half the week trailering the boat from the Merrimack River to Boston Harbor to the lower Cape and Martha’s Vineyard. The fishing has really slowed down over the past week and in some cases took live bait to get moving. Northshore – Merrimack River, Plum Island, Joppa Flats, etc There has
Taking a break from the cape to get back to our home grounds of Boston Harbor, we ran a couple trips throughout the week. Boston Harbor has been pretty consistently producing schoolies on the fly in the 16-22″ range. Surface blitzes are around but short lived for the most part and have been heavily crowded.
The Buzzards Bay bite is still absolutely on fire. The average size of the striped bass have gone from small 20″ fish to averaging between 24-28″ in size. Every one of the normal spots we went to held fish that even if no bird activity would have a huge number of fish underneath it. Watching
Would the weather cooperate already?! Between the rain and the really windy days we were able to get out a couple times and get on some fish. The good news is the schoolies are definitely back in some large numbers. The water temps off the lower cape were still in the low 50s. We saw