Tilghman Island Speckled Trout Fishing Charters

This trip is great for doing a little bit of everything. We will start fishing the shallows (tide allowing). Then when the shallow bite dies we will move to deeper waters with the fish. But sometimes that bite will last for quite some time. You will be using all light tackle and lures and we will cover a lot of ground. Everything is provide but food and drinks.

Five hours of light tackle or fly fishing on the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. This is a hands-on fishing experience for anglers of all skill levels.

This is the most popular trip! We will target species based on what on the crews input and the species available to target. May-June Full day rockfish and speckled trout July-sept - Spanish mackerel , Bluefish, Rockfish, Red Drum and Cobia. Oct- Dec - Best time of year for striped bass action!

Enjoy a morning on the water chasing fish. You and Captain Tony will be leaving from either Madison, MD or Cambridge, MD. The captain will take care of all the fishing equipment, licenses, as well as catch cleaning. The trip starts at 5:00 a.m.

Conditions are sensitive but when the stars come together, Maryland is home to some of the best Cobia fishing on the planet. The crew lives for this time of the year. Here’s a summary of a typical day. Depart at first light and run down the bay at blistering speed till you're in the area. You'll get on the front casting deck waiting for the crew to call out a fish. You cast, work the bait, then BAM! Fish on! That’s what sight fishing for giant Cobia, Redfish, and Trout is all about. Captain's favorite!

A half day trip, fishing the Chesapeake Bay for Striped Bass, Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, Red Drum, Speckled Trout, and many other species upon request.

We are one of only a few who truly target these fish! The Bay is home to some of the biggest Cobia in the world! We do not catch small fish on this trip. It’s hardcore fishing & fun! Here’s a summary of a typical day. Depart at first light and run down the bay at a smooth 40mph. You'll get on the front casting deck waiting for the crew to call out a fish. You cast, work the bait, then BAM! Fish on! That’s what sight fishing for giant Cobia and Redfish is about!