Boston Backcountry Mixed Technique: King Mackerel & Barracuda

One for the books today! San and I headed out late morning this fall for some wicked good backcountry action around Boston. Partly cloudy skies made for perfect conditions as we worked the waters looking for some serious fish. The boat traffic was nuts early on, but we found our spots and lines stayed tight throughout our session.

With our gear rigged and ready, we mixed up our approach using fly fishing, spin casting, and bait fishing to target whatever was moving. San connected with a solid Great Barracuda that put up a real fight, followed by a nice King Mackerel that nearly dragged bait right out of the boat! Boston's backcountry waters are perfect for this kind of mixed technique fishing - the variety keeps things interesting and the fish responding. We wrapped up with great catches and smiles all around, no suh!

The Cape's backcountry fishing scene is on fire right now, and I'm grateful for anglers like San who know how to make the most of every cast. If you're thinking about getting out on Boston's waters for some backcountry fishing action, let's go make some memories that'll last a lifetime! Our Fishing test trips give you the full experience - from fly fishing the shallows to spin casting the deeper structure where those King Mackerel and Great Barracuda are holding. As a fishing guide, I can tell you there's nothing like the variety we get in these Boston backcountry spots. Let's go catch some fish and create an adventure you won't forget!