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Best Fishing Charters in Stevensville

Nauti Hooker Charters – Stevensville

18 reviews

Stevensville • 25 ft • 4 persons

Your journey starts on a 25’ Maycraft pilothouse. She’s powered by a 225 HP Johnson engine and accommodates up to 4 guests. The boat has an enclosed hardtop cabin that provides seating and protection from the weather. She also features canvas enclosures to secure you from cold and windy days. There’s also a private porta potty in the cabin.

PrimeTime Charters

64 reviews

Stevensville • 33 ft • 6 persons

The 33’ Wellcraft flybridge is the perfect boat for the job with her twin 375 HP Mercruiser engines. She comes equipped with outriggers, GPS, fishfinder, a live bait tank, and a private head. There’s also a first mate on board who will make sure you are hooked up all day.

Biff Fishing Charters

32 reviews

Stevensville • 46 ft • 6 persons

Come and experience all the Chesapeake Bay has to offer on the 46’ Markely performance fishing boat “Biff.” Biff can carry up to six people and is propelled by a powerful 660 HP Caterpillar engine. It has a huge deck with ample space for everyone to get involved in the fishing action, and the cabin offers protection from the elements in case of bad weather.

Maryland Fishing and Hunting

28 reviews

Stevensville • 45 ft • 6 persons

Welcome aboard The Marylander! Maryland’s premier charter boat on the Chesapeake Bay. We are located on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, in Stevensville, MD. This is just outside of Annapolis, Baltimore, and Washington D.C.

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Best Fishing Charters in Stevensville

Top Fishing Charters in Stevensville

JadeLady Charters

13 reviews

Stevensville • 42 ft • 6 persons

2 people are looking at this charter.

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$575

Brawler II Charters

24 reviews

Stevensville • 42 ft • 20 persons

1 person is looking at this charter.

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$650

CB Charters

11 reviews

Chester • 40 ft • 6 persons

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$500

Foxgate Charters

Chester • 44 ft • 6 persons

1 person is looking at this charter.

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$650

Reel Nauti Charters

6 reviews

Stevensville • 42 ft • 6 persons

1 person is looking at this charter.

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$660

Chasin Tail Charters

22 reviews

Stevensville • 35 ft • 6 persons

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$660

MoreFins Charters

23 reviews

Chester • 20 ft • 3 persons

2 people are looking at this charter.

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$350

U.S. Blues Chesapeake Charters

33 reviews

Edgewater • 34 ft • 6 persons

4 people are looking at this charter.

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$600

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Fishing in Stevensville

Maryland is split into two by the Chesapeake Bay. If you’re looking for a variety of angling opportunities, cross the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to take a walk on the state’s wilder side! This bridge will take you to Kent Island and into the town of Stevensville, which provides direct access to the Bay’s northern fishing grounds. These waters are seriously plentiful, and you’ll find a whole host of Stevensville fishing charters just waiting to take you to the hottest spots around.

What type of fishing charter is best for me?

Stevensville provides almost instant access to the Chesapeake Bay – especially the channel alongside Kent Island. At only 4 miles wide and 21 feet deep, the fish are forced to group together here, giving you plenty of opportunity to hook them. Most charters are located along the numerous tributaries leading directly into the Bay, so you’ll do less traveling and a lot more fishing!

It’s all about chasing Striped Bass here – or, as the locals call it, “Rockfishing.” This fish provides plenty of rod-bending fun for anglers of all skill levels. Experts can troll around 9 miles out to deeper waters for a trophy-sized catch, whereas newbies can choose to stay closer to shore.

Chesapeake Bay fishing isn’t just limited to Striped Bass – thanks to these brackish waters, you’ll also get to hook Bluefish, Catfish, Spanish Mackerel, Black Drum, White Perch, and doormat Fluke. Families looking to spend quality time together (as well as anglers hunting for tasty table fare!) can combine fishing with crabbing.

What to Bring

You’ll usually be provided with everything you need for a productive day. This includes fishing gear, lures, bait, and your fishing license. Bring along:

Snacks and drinks. Your captain or guide will usually provide ice and water.
Weather-appropriate clothing – a warm jacket is recommended regardless of when you visit, as the winds on the Bay can be biting.
Sea-sickness medication. This a must for newbies, as these waters can get rough.
Money for tips. It’s likely that you’ll be joined by a first mate, and it’s common to tip 20% here.

When to Visit

Stevensville’s fishing season runs from mid-April until mid-December. Want to earn the bragging rights of hooking a trophy-sized Striper? Visit either at the start of the season in early May, or through July and August, when the waters really heat up! There are restrictions in place, though – from mid-May to mid-December, you’ll be able to keep two Striped Bass ranging from 19–28 inches. Between mid-April and mid-May, your Striper needs to measure in at a whopping 35+ inches for you to take it home.

The Eastern Shore is often referred to as “the land of pleasant living” – combined with its newbie-friendly charters, it’s the perfect place to bring your family for an unforgettable adventure. Want to find out why Chesapeake Bay is known as one of the world’s best fishing spots? Cross over to the Eastern Shore and get ready to discover it for yourself!

Stevensville
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Stevensville Fishing Seasons

January

January is a pretty quiet time of the year for angling opportunities, but you can still start your year off in the right way by attending Kent Island’s annual Fishermen's Fishing Flea Market!

February

The waters of the Bay tend to remain cold and not very fish-friendly throughout February, allowing plenty of opportunity for charters to undergo maintenance in preparation for high season!

March

As the waters start to heat up, you’ll find the first few charters heading back into the water and out onto the Bay to target the first Fluke of spring.

April

Get ready to set your traps, fix your lures, and head out onto the Bay for the start of the season! Blue Crab and Striped Bass are plentiful, with many trophy-sized Stripers making an appearance.

May

The hotter the water, the better the bite – and usually, the Striper are biting hard when May rolls around! They’re joined by the first Bluefish of the season.

June

Huge Fluke, trophy-sized Striper, tasty Blue Crab, Black Drum, White Perch...visit in June, when the waters are at their best, and you’ll really be spoiled for choice when it comes to the species on offer!

July

The Bay usually reaches maximum productivity in July, with huge Striper, Black Drum, White Perch, and doormat Fluke all on offer just minutes from the shoreline.

August

Families looking to take advantage of their summer vacation should visit now! Set traps for the vast amounts of Blue Crab on offer, hook tasty Striper, and explore the tributaries that surround the Bay as you soak up the sun.

September

Explore the Bay for masses of Bluefish, Striped Bass, Fluke, and more, and then head over to nearby Annapolis to sample the offerings of the annual Maryland Seafood Festival!

October

Stevensville hosts the annual Chesapeake Bay Kayak Anglers Fishing Tournament, so watch these masters show off their skills, and learn a tip or two for hooking your own Striped Bass or Bluefish!

November

As the season starts to cool down, head out to the Bay and take advantage of the winter Striper regulations – hook one measuring 19 inches or more, and you can take him home!

December

December signals the end of the fishing season in Stevensville, but don’t worry – Striped Bass will still be biting until the middle of the month!

January

January is a pretty quiet time of the year for angling opportunities, but you can still start your year off in the right way by attending Kent Island’s annual Fishermen's Fishing Flea Market!

February

The waters of the Bay tend to remain cold and not very fish-friendly throughout February, allowing plenty of opportunity for charters to undergo maintenance in preparation for high season!

March

As the waters start to heat up, you’ll find the first few charters heading back into the water and out onto the Bay to target the first Fluke of spring.

April

Get ready to set your traps, fix your lures, and head out onto the Bay for the start of the season! Blue Crab and Striped Bass are plentiful, with many trophy-sized Stripers making an appearance.

May

The hotter the water, the better the bite – and usually, the Striper are biting hard when May rolls around! They’re joined by the first Bluefish of the season.

June

July

The Bay usually reaches maximum productivity in July, with huge Striper, Black Drum, White Perch, and doormat Fluke all on offer just minutes from the shoreline.

August

September

Explore the Bay for masses of Bluefish, Striped Bass, Fluke, and more, and then head over to nearby Annapolis to sample the offerings of the annual Maryland Seafood Festival!

October

Stevensville hosts the annual Chesapeake Bay Kayak Anglers Fishing Tournament, so watch these masters show off their skills, and learn a tip or two for hooking your own Striped Bass or Bluefish!

November

As the season starts to cool down, head out to the Bay and take advantage of the winter Striper regulations – hook one measuring 19 inches or more, and you can take him home!