## Striped Bass Fishing Report: Outer Cape
This week’s report from Reel Deal Fishing Charters highlights a remarkable improvement in vertical jigging for stripers off the Outer Cape. Anglers are reporting success with this technique, which has been a challenge in recent years. **The Rise of Vertical Jigging:**
* **Improved Success Rate:** Reel Deal reports a significant increase in the number of stripers caught using vertical jigging. This technique involves dropping a jig vertically into the water column, mimicking the movement of baitfish.
The striped bass fishing in Buzzards Bay has been good, with anglers reporting catches of fish up to 10 pounds. Striped bass are being found in the deeper waters of the bay, particularly in the areas around the Cape Cod Canal and the Buzzards Bay Bridge. The bluefish fishing in Buzzards Bay has been excellent, with anglers reporting catches of fish up to 15 pounds. Bluefish are being found in the shallower waters of the bay, particularly around the inlets and harbors. The flounder fishing in Buzzards Bay has been fair to good, with anglers reporting catches of fish up to 10 pounds.
The fishing report highlights the distribution of different species of fish in the area, specifically focusing on the Waquoit line as a dividing point. **Detailed Text:**
The Waquoit line serves as a crucial dividing line in the local fishing scene, separating two distinct zones with varying fish populations. West of the line, anglers encounter a significant concentration of bonito, a fast-swimming, silver-colored fish known for its acrobatic leaps. These fish are often targeted by anglers seeking a thrilling fight.
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