Maryland Fishing Reports

Maryland Fishing Reports sponsored by Solomon's Charter Captain's Association and Tri State Marine.

The large migrant stripers are still in all regions of the Bay and anglers are still having the most success trolling. However, in the Middle and Lower Bay, most of the fish are under 28 inches and can be found along channel edges. As for Ocean City, tautog and sea bass fishing still remain closed. If you’re looking for the action, you’ll need to head outside of the inlet where there are plenty of large migrant stripers within 3 miles of the beaches. ...

Maryland Fishing Reports sponsored by Solomon's Charter Captain's Association and Tri State Marine.

This is the time of year to get out on the water and get in on the large migrant striped bass action as they begin to make their showing. Most species this time of year can be found in deeper waters as the surface water temperatures continue to cool down. Also, the gannets have arrived and schools of large menhaden are being spotted ...

Maryland Fishing Reports sponsored by Solomon's Charter Captain's Association and Tri State Marine.

Water temperatures are really cooling down! This coupled with the recent passing of Sandy has pushed many of the summer migratory species to head for warmer waters. Regardless, November is still a good time for fishing as many of the areas resident species are in true feeding mode in preparation for the upcoming winter which provides a good opportunity for anglers. Also, anglers are all a buzz ...

Maryland Fishing Reports sponsored by Solomon's Charter Captain's Association and Tri State Marine.

The wrath of Hurricane Sandy is over but so is Sea Bass Season! Unfortunately, as most of you have already heard by now, the sea bass season is closed for the remainder of the year. You’ll just have to settle for flounder and togs! Other than that, anglers will be seeing classic fall action as the water temperatures continue to cool. ...

Maryland Fishing Reports sponsored by Solomon's Charter Captain's Association and Tri State Marine.

The fall season is in full swing. The leaves are beginning to change and the cooler fall weather is definitely creating colder water temperatures. This is definitely the time for striped bass with many reporting excellent action in the lower Susquehanna River and channel areas around the Susquehanna Flats. In the lower Bay the red drum and speckled trout are still providing anglers plenty of action. ...

Maryland Fishing Reports sponsored by Solomon's Charter Captain's Association and Tri State Marine.

Cooling water temperatures are creating lots of exciting action. The striper action is hot all across the Upper, Middle, and Lower Bay. For all you trollers out there, fall is definitely the prime trolling season as we head into late October and early November. Also, for those of you who haven’t already, it’s time to get in on the speckled trout action; it’s the best it’s been in years.

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