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Fishing in Stevensville
Located on Kent Island in the heart of the Upper Chesapeake Bay, Stevensville offers access to some of the East Coast’s best angling opportunities. Come fishing in Stevensville and see for yourself! You could hit up the rivers, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and its surrounding nutrients, or the open waters of the bay, as you go after a range of prized and delicious fish.
The star of the show is Striped Bass – or Rockfish, as it’s known locally. These big, strong, and delicious creatures are an all-round fish, and the bridge attracts them in their hundreds. There’s also a worthy supporting cast behind this celebrity. Flounder, Trout, Bluefish, Redfish, Black Seabass, Tautog, and Mackerel are all on the cards when you cast your line here.
Speaking of casting your line, there are plenty of options for you to do so. Stevensville fishing charters offer a range of trips starting from a couple of hours all the way up to over 10 hours on the water. Beginners and families can take advantage of shorter excursions, with longer voyages reserved for pros to make the most of this productive fishery.
With so many fish on offer, you’ll be pleased to know that there’s never a bad time to come. However, you may want to stick to the rivers in winter. Trophy Rockfish season takes place in spring, with “Rocktober” also giving you a chance of landing a monster in fall. Meanwhile, summer is your best bet for a mixed bag.
All Stevensville fishing charters come with Maryland saltwater licenses for everyone on board. You will, however, need to register at the state’s Saltwater Angler Registry. The good news is you can do so for free online. For all other rules and regulations, your professional guide will make sure you’re sticking to the law.
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