Dude, Where’s My Fish?
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
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?
White perch are, perhaps, the most reliable species to target during the hottest days of summer...if you know where to find them
This June, we're seeing lot of bait, but fewer stripers; that should change in the coming days/weeks
As 2024 came to a close, we lucked into a cove of carp, igniting a new angling pursuit for the year ahead!
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, both species tend to get frisky, feed hard, and offer anglers excellent fishing!
Hosted by the Severn River Association at Cafe Mezzanotte restaurant in Severna Park, 7 p.m. on November 25th, the John Wright Speaker Series features local conservation and outdoors experts presenting on a variety of topics relating to the health of the Severn River and Chesapeake Bay. Presentations are free, registration required. In person or virtual option available. Click here to register for event. Speaker Bio:Ā Jennifer Wazenski is an environmental and natural resources attorney with more than 30 yearsā experience representing property owners, businesses, and government agencies. She has litigated and advised on many federal and State regulatory programs and led teams of attorneys in the delivery of coordinated, strategic legal services. Presentation Summary: This presentation will strive to provide community members with a toolkit for effective engagement across the various forums and processes that shape environmental and natural resource decisions at the county and state levels. Focusing on strategies…
It's been a tough fall for striper anglers in the mid-Bay, but there's still more than a few out there
It's mid-September and fish activity is picking up. Fishing from the community beach with a handful of go-to lures brought in a couple species