Robust fishing continues into SeptemberWe continue with great light tackle fishing in the last weeks of September. We limit out most days on striped bass. Bottom fishing for Blue & channel catfish and white perch has been robust as well. Most of the fish are being caught around structures.
We pride ourselves in catching most of our own bait. This is fairly time consuming but pays off in the end. We fish seven days as week and have opportunities for morning or afternoon trips. We honor most major credit cards. Learn more
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Fishing and crabbing has been robust for the entire month of August. Striped Bass were mainly caught live lining using spot. We also used cut bait with various successful tactics depending on fishing location. Strong bites were evident during the tide change for most of the month. We continue to catch Blue cat, channel catfish and white perch while bottom fishing. We were fortunate to limit out most days for striped bass even with large groups.
We offer Morning and Afternoon charters for large groups up to 28 Anglers. We are located at Kentmorr Marina in Stevensville MD. To book a trip, please call or text Captain Brandon at 410-320-6254 * Note-We participate in the FACTS reporting system. This allows charter boats to submit harvest reports directly to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources electronically on the day of harvest. Captains in the Maryland Department of Natural Resources' FACTS Charter Pilot Program can land two extra striped bass per day. This is one extra fish for the captain and another for a mate, if present. The additional fish come in addition to the one fish per person limit for clients. www.chasintailch.com 2024 Maryland Chesapeake Bay Fishing Season is fast approaching. Maryland striped bass season begins May 16th this year. During summer season the striped bass size and limit will be 19" to 24" and each person can keep one Striped Bass. Striped Bass is season is closed July 16, 2024 through July 31, 2024.
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http://www.chasintailch.com/chasintailchartersgallery.html ********ALERT 2023 STRIPED BASS REGULATIONS********
Chesapeake Bay Recreational Striped Bass Regulations for 2023 The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announces the following regulations for the 2023 recreational striped bass fishery (private and charter) in the Maryland portion of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. The 2023 regulations are unchanged from 2022 and are generally described below. Spring “Trophy” Season ● April 1 through April 30: Anglers are prohibited from targeting striped bass, which includes catch-and-release. ● May 1 through May 15: Anglers may keep one striped bass per day, with a minimum size of 35 inches, in the Chesapeake Bay from Brewerton Channel to the Virginia state line. Summer-Fall Season ● May 16 through July 15 and August 1 through December 10: Anglers may keep one striped bass per person, per day, with a minimum size of 19 inches. During a chartered fishing trip, the captain or mate would not be permitted to land or possess striped bass for personal consumption. ● The striped bass season is closed from July 16 through July 31. During this period, anglers are prohibited from targeting striped bass, which includes catch-and-release and charter boats. FACTS program for Charter Captains: Charter captains may also participate in a voluntary pilot program. Participating captains will be required to use the FACTS electronic reporting system and will be allowed to keep two (2) fish per person per day. Only one of those two fish may be greater than 28 inches. Additional information: For additional details related to fishing for striped bass in Maryland – including the Chesapeake Bay, Susquehanna River, Atlantic Ocean, Coastal Bays and their tributaries – please visit the online DNR regulations guide. Tawes State Office Building – 580 Taylor A www.chasintailch.com Captain Brandon Moore 410-320-6254 |
AuthorCaptain Brandon Moore-Born and raised on Kent island with a love of the outdoors. He spent over two decades with Langenfelder Marine, a dredging contractor and aggregate producer. Specializing in oyster recovery operations, and the development of oyster and fishing reefs in the Chesapeake Bay, Delaware Bay and surrounding tributaries. Brandon holds a US Coast Guard 100 Ton master license Archives
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