Light Tackle, Light Fish
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
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
Early signs of autumn and the week's full moon spurred striped bass activity; the bite was good, but took effort to find!
Evening boating in late-summer offers excellent sunset views and the opportunity to hook into feeding fish!
A new moon, plus a favorable tide, temperatures, and cloud cover create the recipe for great fishing at dawn!
Introduced to the Chesapeake Bay in the 1970s, blue catfish have exploded throughout the watershed, concerning biologists but exciting anglers
The best striped bass fishing in the middle Chesapeake Bay is happening in the rivers during dusk, dawn, and overnight
On a beautiful morning, the Severn River produced a few schools of striped bass
A beautiful week of weather in the middle Chesapeake has led to an increase in fish activity (many species) and anglers ready to catch them!
Join the Severn River Association's February edition of the John Wright Speaker series with guest speaker Gary Jobson, on February 27th, 7 to 8:30 p.m., at Cafe Mezzanotte in Severna Park. Pre-registration required. Click here for full details. Bio: Gary Jobson is a former All-American collegiate sailor. He won the America's Cup in 1977 as tactician for Ted Turner. As a broadcaster/producer (he is ESPN's Sailing Analyst), lecturer, and writer (he is an Editor at Large for Sailing World and Cruising World magazines), Jobson is the pre-eminent ambassador for sailing in the U.S. Gary has authored 23 sailing books and is Editor at Large of Sailing World and Cruising World magazines. He is President of the National Sailing Hall of Fame, and former chair of the Board of Trustees for the Chesapeake Bay Trust.