18 Fishing Charters
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If you'd like to sleep in and go fishing well rested, this is the trip for you! The captain will take you fishing for Striper, White Perch, and Bluefish on the Chesapeake Bay.
Come spend an afternoon with us catching beautiful Maryland blue crabs! We will be trotlining and hand dipping your own crabs. An absolute blast for all ages!
Catch your own crabs and we can even cook them on the boat for you, or pack them if you pack them if you wish to take them home! The departure time may vary, and the captain will let you know once you book!
We will set up the boat and provide Fresh #1 Maryland Steamed Crabs and Corn on the cob for you and your party to enjoy as we cruise around the local harbors and waterways. (Trip is for up to 12 guest) We guarantee a good time on the Rowe Boat!
Enjoy a half day trip crabbing and bottom fishing.
Come spend an afternoon with us catching beautiful Maryland blue crabs! We will be trotlining and hand dipping your own crabs. An absolute blast for all ages!
4-person weekday trotline crabbing trip. 1 hour before sunrise to 4 hours after .
Enjoy a morning trip out catching the World Renowned Maryland Blue Crab. We will be setting out a 1200' troutline and running it. You will be catching the Crabs with a net as we run along the troutline. We will be able to keep up to two(2) bushels of male crabs
We will be fishing in The Chesapeake Bay mainly targeting Striped Bass (Rockfish)
Crab fishing in Baltimore, Maryland, United States puts you in the heart of Chesapeake Bay country. Anglers come here for tasty Blue Crab and a fun, hands-on day on the water. Calm harbor and river waters make this a great choice for families and first-timers.
Most trips focus on simple, proven methods. You might set crab pots or run a trotline, which is a long baited line checked from the boat. Handlining with bait is also common and easy to learn. Fresh bait like chicken necks or fish scraps draws Crabs fast.
Charter crews handle the gear and show you every step. They teach how to bait, measure, and sort your catch. Boats usually have shade and plenty of room to work the line. This experience suits kids, groups, and anyone who enjoys steady action. Bring sun protection, a hat, soft non-marking shoes, and a small cooler for the ride home if allowed. Expect an early start for the best bite and smooth water.
Rules can change, and seasons vary. Before your trip, check local license and permit needs. Review open seasons, daily harvest rules, and minimum sizes. Ask your captain what is covered by the charter and what you need to bring. Follow crew guidance on measuring and keeping Crabs to stay within the law.
