Cape Cod Fish Species

Common Questions

What are the primary fish species targeted on fishing trips with Gypsy Charters in Cape Cod?

Gypsy Charters targets a variety of fish species, including striped bass, bluefish, fluke (summer flounder), black sea bass, tautog (blackfish), and more depending on the season and location.

When is the best time of year to catch striped bass in Cape Cod with Gypsy Charters?

Striped bass fishing in Cape Cod is excellent from late spring through early fall. Peak seasons typically align with migrations and warmer water temperatures.

What techniques does Gypsy Charters use for catching striped bass and bluefish?

Gypsy Charters employs a range of techniques such as trolling, casting with artificial lures, and live bait fishing to target striped bass and bluefish effectively.

Are there seasonal variations in fishing opportunities for different species with Gypsy Charters?

Yes, certain species like bluefish are more prevalent during the summer months, while fluke and black sea bass are commonly targeted in late spring and summer.

What size range can anglers expect for striped bass and bluefish caught with Gypsy Charters?

Striped bass commonly range from 20 to 40 inches, with larger specimens exceeding 40 inches possible. Bluefish typically range from 1 to 15 pounds, offering exciting sport fishing opportunities.

Does Gypsy Charters offer specialized trips for targeting specific fish species like fluke or black sea bass?

Yes, Gypsy Charters offers specialized trips focused on fluke (summer flounder), black sea bass, and other species upon request, tailoring the experience to anglers' preferences.

Are there catch-and-release policies or regulations anglers should be aware of with Gypsy Charters?

Gypsy Charters adheres to local fishing regulations and promotes responsible angling practices. Specific regulations vary by species and season, ensuring sustainable fishing practices.

Can anglers keep their catch from fishing trips with Gypsy Charters?

Yes, anglers are typically allowed to keep legal-sized fish within state regulations. Captain Tom Ryshavy provides guidance on local fishing limits and regulations.

What are some lesser-known fish species that anglers might encounter with Gypsy Charters in Cape Cod?

In addition to popular game fish, anglers might encounter species like scup (porgy), winter flounder, and Atlantic mackerel during fishing trips with Gypsy Charters.

Does Gypsy Charters offer educational opportunities or insights into local fish species and habitats?

Yes, Captain Tom Ryshavy shares his knowledge of local fish species, habitats, and conservation efforts during trips, offering anglers a deeper understanding of Cape Cod's marine environment.

GypsyCharters fish targets the top species including Atlantic Cod (Also Called Cod, Codfish Brick, Strip), Black Sea Bass (Also Called Sea Bass), Striped Bass (Also Called Striper, Rockfish), Bluefin Tuna (Also Called Atlantic Bluefin Tuna), Bluefish, Haddock, and Atlantic Mackerel. We primarily fish the Hyannis, Nantucket, Nantucket Sound, Atlantic Ocean, North Bay, West Bay, Cotuit Bay, Okway Bay, Mashpee River, Santuit River, and Popponesset Bay, Nantucket, Buzzards Bay.