Delicious Little Tuna Moving into Cape Cod Bay in Droves

[Captain Don Campbell]

A spotter plane friend is reporting that the small ones are moving into the bay and onto the bank. The Labrador's headed out tomorrow with a Mass Bay Guides charter - in pursuit of either a tasty little or another slob like the one Ryan caught today on the Aurora.

[Jay W]

Wish one of those little ones would have taken that 50 the other day that I so wisely asked for. That fish kicked my out of shape butt Capt. We did enjoy the trip with you and Dave, hope to fish with you again sooner than later. Next time 130's only for me!!

[Captain Don Campbell]

Next time J... Dave and I hope to see you again soon on the Labrador.

[scottne]

They've been in the Bay for about two weeks fairly thick they're just about impossible to catch, don't stay up for long and are really keyed in on the little macks they're blasting.

I've heard the whales are finally coming back west too which is good.

[Col. Kurtz]

They've been in the Bay for about two weeks fairly thick they're just about impossible to catch, don't stay up for long and are really keyed in on the little macks they're blasting.

I've heard the whales are finally coming back west too which is good.

There's enough solid fishermen out here to convince me that the code will be cracked on these little guys sooner rather than later.

[scottne]

There's enough solid fishermen out here to convince me that the code will be cracked on these little guys sooner rather than later.

LOL, it's really good to see so many of them around. I think we need to start feeding the macks so they get bigger

I'm sure small metal would get the job done and just some solid patience of which I have neither!

Two very encouraging things to me are the abundance of little macks and little tuna. I think the original poster is probably talking about slightly larger fish than the little buggers we've all been seeing for weeks which is welcome news as I was about to start dynamite fishing.