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Top Fishing Charters in Deale

Fishing in Deale

Deale fishing charters offer more than just the Chesapeake Bay. With four tidal creeks running out into the famous bay, you’re at the heart of truly productive waters. Across the Herring Bay to the Chesapeake, you’ll have the chance to explore Maryland’s premier inshore and nearshore fishing spots.

What type of fishing charter is best for me?

For first-time anglers

Deale is right on the water so it’s the perfect place to learn to fish. You’ll have plenty of time even on a four-hour charter to see what Chesapeake Bay fishing is all about. There’s a first mate on board most boats, giving you a helping hand to land your first catch.

Try bottom fishing and jigging for Spanish Mackerel, Redfish, and Black Drum, or experience the thrill of hearing the reels screech as you troll for Striped Bass (Rockfish), Bluefish, and many more.

If you have some experience

The bite of a monster Striped Bass is incredible. These waters produce trophy-sized Stripers, so you’re in for a thrilling time aboard any Deale fishing charter. Spend six-to-eight hours on the water and hone your fishing skills. Test a range of techniques on light tackle to fill the boat with Rockfish, Mackerel, Perch, Flounder, Redfish, and more.

On a budget?

Lone anglers or small groups on a budget are in luck when it comes to fishing Maryland’s nearshore. Step aboard a head boat and share your experience with others. These trips take place on big boats and all equipment will be ready for you to reel in your limit of delicious fish.

When to Go

Maryland’s fishing season runs from April through December. There’s always some thrilling fishing whenever you head out, but it all depends on what you want to target.

In April and May, you’ll go after the trophy-sized Striped Bass that these waters are famous for, before monster Black Drum arrive in June. As the weather heats up, so does the fishing. Go after Perch, Bluefish, and Drums throughout the summer, and enjoy a barbecue after the trip.

When fall strikes, the Stripers are back. October is known here as “Rocktober” and you’ll target these strong fish, along with enormous Redfish until the end of the season. Use live bait for the best results and take home enough fish to fill the freezer for weeks to come!

What to Bring

You’re likely to be on a boat larger than 30 feet. These strong, sturdy vessels have your comfort in mind, so you’ll find a toilet and comfortable seating on board. Bring your own drinks and snacks aboard to stay refreshed and to make the most of your time on the water.

All licensed charters cover your fishing licenses. You’ll just need to grab your free Maryland Saltwater Angler Registration online. Come aboard ready to discover the Chesapeake’s riches!

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Deale Fishing Seasons

January

A new year means new beginnings, and all the captains will are preparing for the new season. With the boats out of the water, Deale becomes a mechanic’s paradise.

February

With the temperature in the 30s, there’s no point risking a limb for fish that aren’t even there. Wrap up warm and feel free to give the captains a hand in prepping their boats.

March

It’s almost time to get back on the water. As the flowers come out to bloom the boats will get back in the docks and you’ll get a real sense of anticipation across town.

April

The wait is over! Get out on the stunning waters of the Chesapeake Bay and chase trophy-sized Striped Bass (Rockfish), as you use all your energy to reel ‘em in.

May

It’s heating up in more ways than one! Keep battling it out with monster Rockfish, while Black Drum reaching up to 80 pounds also make their way through the bay.

June

With stunning weather comes a range of thrilling fish. Bottom fishing is popular this time of year as you go after the incoming Perch population with plenty of spot as bait.

July

Bluefish season is upon us, and you’ll get to take on these aggressive beasts. They’ll take any kind of bait, so get ready for the “Bluefish Blitz.”

August

Make the most of the peak season and fill the boat with delicious fish in the glorious sunshine. Spanish Mackerel join the party and add to the Bass, Bluefish, and Perch.

September

Huge Redfish are prize as fall kicks off. Go after these beautiful creatures along with fish native to the Chesapeake and head back ashore with lifelong memories of the water.

October

Known as “Rocktober,” you can guess what’s on offer this month. Big Rockfish are back and make for a thrilling battle and tasty treat, while Bluefish and Perch are worthy by-catch.

November

You’ll have no trouble keeping warm with the red-hot fishing that comes in November. Get out on the bay’s shallow waters and battle it out of with Rockfish, Bluefish, and Perch.

December

You won’t believe that the season is drawing to a close. Make the most of the last chance to catch trophy-sized Rockfish, huge Bluefish, and delicious Perch and Mackerel.

January

A new year means new beginnings, and all the captains will are preparing for the new season. With the boats out of the water, Deale becomes a mechanic’s paradise.

February

With the temperature in the 30s, there’s no point risking a limb for fish that aren’t even there. Wrap up warm and feel free to give the captains a hand in prepping their boats.

March

It’s almost time to get back on the water. As the flowers come out to bloom the boats will get back in the docks and you’ll get a real sense of anticipation across town.

April

The wait is over! Get out on the stunning waters of the Chesapeake Bay and chase trophy-sized Striped Bass (Rockfish), as you use all your energy to reel ‘em in.

May

It’s heating up in more ways than one! Keep battling it out with monster Rockfish, while Black Drum reaching up to 80 pounds also make their way through the bay.

June

With stunning weather comes a range of thrilling fish. Bottom fishing is popular this time of year as you go after the incoming Perch population with plenty of spot as bait.

July

Bluefish season is upon us, and you’ll get to take on these aggressive beasts. They’ll take any kind of bait, so get ready for the “Bluefish Blitz.”

August

Make the most of the peak season and fill the boat with delicious fish in the glorious sunshine. Spanish Mackerel join the party and add to the Bass, Bluefish, and Perch.

September

Huge Redfish are prize as fall kicks off. Go after these beautiful creatures along with fish native to the Chesapeake and head back ashore with lifelong memories of the water.

October

Known as “Rocktober,” you can guess what’s on offer this month. Big Rockfish are back and make for a thrilling battle and tasty treat, while Bluefish and Perch are worthy by-catch.

November

You’ll have no trouble keeping warm with the red-hot fishing that comes in November. Get out on the bay’s shallow waters and battle it out of with Rockfish, Bluefish, and Perch.

December

You won’t believe that the season is drawing to a close. Make the most of the last chance to catch trophy-sized Rockfish, huge Bluefish, and delicious Perch and Mackerel.

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What People Are Saying About Deale

"June fishing trip"

Lavonne B. fished with Lucky Strike Charters on June 15, 2019

Get on the water early to catch stripe bass.

"Fishing with Justin"

Richard G. fished with Migrator Charters on June 10, 2019

Actually the trip went out of Edgewater, owing to the Captain's foresight in moving to the area where Rock fish were present, Awsome trip, and we maxed out on the limit.