good charters in cape cod

[jjsax]

will be headin to cape in August. We will be in orleans. Any good charters I should look into???? All help appreciated....

thanks,

jj

[Chris Gatley]

visit www.onthewater.com (http://www.onthewater.com)

email the magazine or look for jolly rodger charters. you may have to contact the magazine directly to get his info. joe leclair is another guy that specializes in tuna on the fly. i fished withhim in NY chasing steelhead. great guy and he catches. do a google for capt. joe leclair

good luck

[FishingNJ4ever]

Try Rock Harbor charters ---- they have a number of nice boats coming out of there!

[WHITE DOG]

will be headin to cape in August. We will be in orleans. Any good charters I should look into???? All help appreciated....

thanks,

jj
A MUST IS CAPT. TIM ON THE CLEAN SWEEP OUT OF HINTCH MARINA. TIM WILL PUT YOU ON THE MEAT FOR SURE.

[JerseyJeff]

White Dog, Isn't Tim out of Cape May?? jjsax is looking for Cape Cod...

I've gone out with a few different Charter captains on the Cape before. One of my favorite's is Capt. Michael Eichenseer of Cape Cod Outdoors. He runs a small 20ft skiff and launches wherever the fish are. You can even do a light tackle trip down to Monomoy at spend some time poling/walking the flats. Guaranteed excitement. Please note however, he runs a small skiff, and sometimes out through Chatham lighthouse area. Depending on the weather, it can be wet and maybe not for the faint of heart.

I can guarantee that you will be entertained. Captain Michael is a very interesting character, full of local knowledge and has an interesting background.

[Brian E. Mullaney]

Ive fished with Capt Rob Plante - Banjo charters up there and my bro and all our boys up there have.

The most pounds of bass I ever caught in day had to be on this boat in 1999.

http://www.banjocharters.com/

[Deanald]

JJSax, when are you planning on going to the area in august?

[Jeff Bogart]

Try www.fishingthecape.com (http://www.fishingthecape.com). They are right in Orleans and they run charters out of Outermost Harbor in Chatham. A few of the guides are Orvis endorsed. They use small flats boats and it can get messy off of Chatham. The Fog tends to roll in early afternoon and it is pea soup. You won't be dissapointed. We usually vacation on the cape so the first couple of years we used a guide and then I trailered my Grady up there and did very well. There are huge balls of sand eels that sit just off of South beach. The guides fish with light tackle and jig Slug Oh's. You can catch stripers all day long.....just look for the birds.

Also check out this guy http://www.capefishingcharters.com/ I fished with him one year. Real colorfull guy. He was on the today show as a great white came right up to his boat. He will also put you on the fish.

The Rock Harbor fleet goes out into Cape Cod bay. These guys usually troll tubes to get on the fish. Your better off in the Ocean on the Chatham side. I've fish both the bay and the Ocean and will take the Ocean off of South Beach any day. You might also want to check the Tuna report as you can get into them sometimes within sight of land.

Have a great trip and be sure to check out Goose Hammock also in Orleans.