Cape Cod Deep Sea Fishing on the Helen H

We had our first father son fishing trip aboard the Helen H out of Hyannis. The fishing was fun. We took some home and grilled it up for lunch.
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Here is a little info about the boat and the fish:

Helen H Fleet - The fastest party and charter boats in New England! Based in Hyannis, MA on Cape Cod specializing in Cod, Fluke, Striped Bass, Tuna, Sea Bass, Porgies, and more

A porgy (scup) fishing charter on Cape Cod is second to none. Scup, commonly referred to as the Porgy, is what kicks off our spring recreational fishery season in Nantucket Sound off the coast of Cape Cod. Like the black sea bass it is a fish with excellent table fair. In the month of May enormous schools of Scup storm Nantucket Sound. Basically a thin, flat fish, bluish and silver in color, they look like a pompano with a sharp forked tail. Porgies hit your bait like an electrical shock and when hooked on light tackle they are a lot of fun to catch.
Scup “Porgies” can be found over a wide range on the east coast from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras. Scup spend their winters in the ocean waters off the east coast generally south of Cape May, New Jersey. Porgies then migrate to the waters off Cape Cod where the spring fishing is excellent in May and June.
Porgies gather in areas of hard bottom structure in search of their pray; crabs, worms, clams, squid, jelly fish, and sand dollars. Fishing wrecks, rocks, jetties and around pilings are most productive. In the spring and summer months they can be found in waters ranging from 6 to 120 feet. They are a very aggressive fish that attacks the bait. Our favorite way of catching Porgies/Scup is by bouncing a top and bottom rig off the bottom with a strip of squid or clam. Find a pile of Porgies and you will have nonstop action, catching them two or three at a time.

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