Sandwich
Sandwich sits at the elbow of Cape Cod, where the Cape Cod Canal meets Buzzards Bay. The town's sheltered waters and shallow bays hold striped bass, bluefish, and flounder throughout the season. Whether you're fishing from the canal's banks, launching into the bays, or working the deeper channels, Sandwich offers consistent access to saltwater species without the crowds of more famous Cape spots.
These articles cover where to fish around Sandwich—which public access points work best, what species show up when, and how seasonal changes shift where fish hold. You'll find information about canal fishing during spring and fall runs, bay patterns for summer flounder, and how tidal flow affects your chances on any given day.
- Lower Shawme Lake — A Quiet Freshwater Pond in Sandwich

- Peters Pond in Sandwich — A Shallow Pond for Largemouth Bass and Panfish

- Fishing Shawme-Crowell State Forest — Quiet Ponds and Wooded Streams Near Sandwich

- Snake Pond in Sandwich: A Shallow Kettle Pond for Largemouth Bass and Panfish
- Spectacle Pond in Sandwich: A Shallow Kettle Pond for Bass and Panfish

- Upper Shawme Lake — A Quiet Pond for Bass and Panfish in Sandwich