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Cape Cod Fishing: Premium 10-Hour Trip Near Nantucket

  • Published Date: July 16, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Hyannis, MA
  • $900 - $1,800 price range

Summary

Gear up for a fantastic day of fishing off Cape Cod with Gypsy Charters. Captain Tom knows these waters like the back of his hand and will take you to prime spots near Nantucket where Fluke, Porgy, and Seabass are biting. This 6 to 10-hour trip is perfect for groups of up to six, whether you're bringing the family or meeting up with friends. Even if you've never held a rod before, don't worry - Captain Tom's got you covered with tips and tricks to help you land the big one. As you cruise along, take in the stunning coastal scenery and keep an eye out for marine life. There's nothing quite like the rush of reeling in your catch with the salty breeze in your hair. By the end of the day, you'll have plenty of fish stories to share and maybe even some fresh fillets for dinner. It's a great way to experience Cape Cod's natural beauty while creating memories that'll last long after you're back on dry land.
Cape Cod Fishing: Premium 10-Hour Trip Near Nantucket

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Fluke Killer

Fluke Killer

One fisherman catching a fish in Hyannis

Reel in the fun on Cape Cod waters!

Person fishing in Hyannis

Chasing trophy fish off Cape Cod shores!

Two small fish caught while fishing in Hyannis

Hook, line, and sinker—Cape Cod style!

Five Southern Flounder fish catch in MA

Discovering New Horizons with Cape Cod Fishing

Cod fishing excellent 🎣

Cod fishing excellent 🎣

Great tuna action

Great tuna action

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Fluke Killer

Fluke Killer

One fisherman catching a fish in Hyannis

Reel in the fun on Cape Cod waters!

Person fishing in Hyannis

Chasing trophy fish off Cape Cod shores!

Two small fish caught while fishing in Hyannis

Hook, line, and sinker—Cape Cod style!

Five Southern Flounder fish catch in MA

Discovering New Horizons with Cape Cod Fishing

Cod fishing excellent 🎣

Cod fishing excellent 🎣

Great tuna action

Great tuna action

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Fluke Killer

Fluke Killer

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Epic Cape Cod Fishing: 6-10 Hour Private Charter

Ready for some serious rod-bending action off Cape Cod? Gypsy Charters has you covered with our full-day private fishing trip near Nantucket. Whether you're looking to fill the cooler or just enjoy a day on the water with family and friends, Captain Tom knows exactly where the fish are biting. We're talking summer flounder, black sea bass, and more – all waiting for you in the rich waters of the Cape. With room for up to six anglers, this trip is perfect for making memories and landing some impressive catches. So grab your hat and sunscreen, because we're about to show you why Cape Cod is a top-rated fishing destination!

What to Expect on the Water

When you step aboard our well-equipped charter boat, you're in for a treat. Captain Tom's been fishing these waters for years, and he's got all the local hotspots dialed in. We'll cruise out past Nantucket, where the fishing grounds are teeming with life. You'll have 6 to 10 hours to drop lines, so there's plenty of time to try different spots and techniques. Don't worry if you're new to fishing – the captain's always happy to show you the ropes. And for you seasoned anglers, get ready to swap some fish tales and maybe even learn a new trick or two. The best part? With a private charter, you've got the flexibility to target whatever's biting best that day.

Techniques & Gear Lowdown

On this trip, we'll be focusing on bottom fishing – that's where the real action is for fluke and sea bass. We'll set you up with sturdy rods and reels, perfect for feeling those subtle bites and hauling up your catch. Bait? We've got that covered too. We typically use squid strips or live minnows – fluke can't resist 'em. For sea bass, we might switch to jigs or drop shot rigs. Captain Tom's always tweaking the approach based on what's working, so you'll get to try a variety of methods throughout the day. And here's a pro tip: when you feel that tap-tap on your line, give it a second before you set the hook. That patience often pays off with a bigger fish!

Species You'll Want to Hook

Summer Flounder (Fluke): These flatfish are the stars of the show in Cape Cod waters. Known for their delicious white meat, fluke can grow up to 20 pounds, though most catches are in the 3-5 pound range. They're masters of camouflage, blending in with the sandy bottom. But once hooked, they put up a spirited fight, often breaking the surface with acrobatic jumps. The best time to target fluke is from late spring through early fall when the waters warm up. Anglers love targeting these fish because of the challenge – it takes skill to detect their subtle bites and finesse to reel them in.

Black Sea Bass: Don't let their size fool you – black sea bass are pound-for-pound some of the feistiest fish in the Atlantic. These bottom-dwellers typically range from 1-5 pounds, but they fight like they're twice that size. With their distinctive black coloration and white-tipped fins, they're also quite the lookers. Sea bass season usually kicks off in May and runs through the fall. What makes them a favorite among our guests? Besides their hard-fighting nature, sea bass are absolutely delicious. Whether you're grilling, frying, or baking, you can't go wrong with fresh sea bass for dinner.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

There's something special about fishing the waters off Cape Cod. Maybe it's the way the sun glints off the waves as you're reeling in a monster fluke. Or the excitement of feeling a sea bass hammering your bait. But I think what really keeps folks coming back is the whole package – the scenery, the wildlife (keep an eye out for seals and maybe even a whale), and of course, the thrill of the catch. With Gypsy Charters, you're not just going fishing; you're getting the full Cape Cod experience. And let's not forget the bragging rights that come with landing a cooler full of premium fish!

Time to Book Your Spot

So, are you ready to get out on the water and see what Cape Cod fishing is all about? Whether you're a local looking for a new honey hole or a visitor wanting to make the most of your trip, our 6-10 hour private charter is the way to go. Remember, we can only take up to six people, so grab your fishing buddies and give us a call. Captain Tom's calendar fills up fast, especially during peak season. Don't miss out on the chance to create some lasting memories and maybe even catch the fish of a lifetime. Book your trip with Gypsy Charters today, and let's make some waves!

Learn more about the species

Black Sea Bass

Summer Flounder, or Fluke, are the chameleons of our waters. These flatfish can change color to match the seafloor, making them tricky to spot. Most run 15-20 inches, but the big ones can top 26 pounds. You'll find them in estuaries and offshore waters, always on the bottom. They're ambush predators, lying in wait or chasing down smaller fish and crustaceans. September to November is your best bet for catching them, when they're most active. Fluke are popular for their delicate, white meat and the challenge they present. To land one, try live bait like minnows or mullet on a circle hook. Here's a tip: when you're using bigger baitfish, hook 'em through the lips. Fluke have a sideways bite, so be ready for that unique take. A 7-foot casting rod is perfect for the job. Remember to use a sinker to keep your bait in the strike zone where these flatfish are lurking.

Black Sea Bass

Summer Flounder

Black Sea Bass are tough little fighters that'll give you a good run for your money. These chunky grouper relatives usually weigh in under 4 pounds, but the big boys can hit 8 pounds or more. You'll find them hanging around rocky bottoms, wrecks, and pilings in waters up to 120 feet deep. Late spring through summer is prime time when they move inshore. They're born female and can switch to male later in life - pretty wild, right? When you're after them, use a medium-weight rod with 20-30 pound line. Live squid or fish strips work great as bait. Here's a local secret: target the deeper spots for the bigger males. Black Sea Bass put up a good scrap and they're delicious on the dinner table too. Just remember, the season runs February 1-28 and May 15 through December 31, so plan your trip accordingly.

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About the Gypsy

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

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Hop aboard Gypsy Charters for a fantastic day of fishing off Cape Cod's stunning coastline near Nantucket. Captain Tom knows all the prime spots to reel in Fluke, Porgy, and Seabass, so you're in for some great catches. This 6 to 10-hour offshore trip is perfect for groups of up to six, whether you're bringing the family or heading out with your buddies. Don't worry if you're new to fishing - Captain Tom's got the know-how to make sure everyone has a blast and lands some impressive fish. As you cruise the waters, you'll soak in breathtaking views of the Cape's natural beauty. It's a chance to make some amazing memories and hopefully snag the catch of the day. So grab your sunscreen, pack some snacks, and get ready for an awesome day out on the water with Gypsy Charters!
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