Looking for Chesapeake Bay fishing reports? You found them! We have original reports, in addition to the linked reports direct from Maryland Department of Natural Resources, and several additional sources. “Maryland DNR Reports” offer weekly recaps/forecasts of what’s biting and where throughout the Chesapeake Bay region. “Reel Chesapeake Reports” offers recaps of actual outings to many locations throughout the watershed, but especially within the Severn River. And, “More Chesapeake Bay / Regional Reports” is exactly that—sources from across the region, making this landing page your “one stop shop” for all reports.
Maryland DNR Reports
Reel Chesapeake Reports
Several outings produced a creek pattern that’s fairly easy to replicate, given the right conditions, for very good pickerel fishing
The autumn season of quality fishing for striped bass has arrived in the Severn River, and throughout the Chesapeake Bay!
Water temperatures continue to dip lower as autumn sets in, contributing to an improved bite in the feeder creeks of the Severn River
Largemouth bass fishing is the order of the day, but would the Eastern Shore millponds serve ’em up?
The bite in the Severn River has been tough at best, but a few fish are starting to show as we inch toward fall season
Striped bass action resumes across the Chesapeake Bay watershed, but would I find life in the Severn River?
We catch a bag of largemouth bass at a centuries-old mill lake on Maryland’s Eastern Shore using a tried ‘n true technique!
White perch are, perhaps, the most reliable species to target during the hottest days of summer…if you know where to find them