Insiders head to the Chappaquiddick shore at Cape Pogue and Wasque and to Lobsterville Beach in Aquinnah to reel in bluefish and bonito. Scup is common in the waters almost everywhere. If you're into surf casting, try the beaches at Aquinnah or any beach facing south. The Vineyard Gazette prints a tide chart each Friday on the Fishing page. Equipment and Guides Several stores offer fishing rods, tackle, bait, and other equipment.
Many stores also offer guide services.
Tackle shops and guides also are the best places to find out about local limits on size and numbers of fish you can keep. Captain Brian Vanderhoop offers spin or fly fishing. Every vacation should include a little driving, chipping and putting. To help you out in that area, Martha's Vineyard has two fine public golf courses. You may find a few golf balls with the Presidential Seal on them, as this is where President Clinton spent most of his daylight hours while on the island.