Fishing for Chesapeake Channa in the middle to upper sections of the region’s tidal rivers is good. Anglers are targeting the grass flats with chatterbaits, soft frogs, and buzzbaits with good success.
White perch offer some fishing action in the tidal rivers and creeks. The early morning and late evening hours offer the best fishing opportunities.
Deep Creek Lake and similar western region reservoirs are offering good fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, holdover trout, and depending on your location, other species like yellow perch, northern pike, chain pickerel, crappie, and of course bluegill sunfish.
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so if this nazi organization is supposed to protect our natural resources in maryland, why arent they going after those individuals and companies and cities that are polluting the bay? year after year we here how the bay waters keep deteriorating and no one is held accountable. However they are more then happy to chase the low hanging fruit citing a citizen fisherman for catching something that is out of season or to small. the taxpayers spend $500 mil a year on their department and what do we get for it? chesapeake channa? just call it what it is, a snakehead! your propaganda campaign wont get me to catch and eat them! you are a worthless organization that wont do the heavy lifting to save our precious bay! should rename your department to the dept of unnatural resources!