Baltimore Fishing Report

April 10, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Although the bite hasn’t quite fired back up anglers are beginnning to target Striped Bass around points and bridges as they make their way in. During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers (Bass, Striped) inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this Winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

April 4, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Anglers are doing well trolling or chumming for bigger Bass (Bass, Striped). Reports are still fairly quiet however Love Point, and around the bridge, have been producing well. Chartreuse Umbrellas and 10 inch Bass Kandy Delights are working well. When chumming, Alewives have been the key. White Perch has come out of the ends of the rivers and the backs of the creeks.



BAIT REPORT – We are finally beginning to see a decent Bass bite fire up in the area for anglers trolling or chumming for them.


Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

April 4, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Anglers are doing well trolling or chumming for bigger Bass (Bass, Striped). Reports are still fairly quiet however Love Point, and around the bridge, have been producing well. Chartreuse Umbrellas and 10 inch Bass Kandy Delights are working well. When chumming, Alewives have been the key. White Perch has come out of the ends of the rivers and the backs of the creeks.



BAIT REPORT – We are finally beginning to see a decent Bass bite fire up in the area for anglers trolling or chumming for them.


Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

March 29, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 17, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 10, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 3, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 15, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 9, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 9, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 2, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you are looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

January 27, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season most the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting Tautog offshore and Stripers inshore. There are not many boats left on the water over winter but the local tackle shops can always point you in the right direction if you’re looking to get offshore this winter. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

January 20, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Severn is holding Yellow and White Perch this week. They are staging to get ready to spawn soon. Anglers are fishing way up to almost freshwater. Jig in 6 ft of water slowly on the bottom. Fluorocarbon line really helps in conditions like these. They are in the Tuckahoe in 6-10 ft holes as well. There may be holdover Stripers (Bass, Striped) around the Power Plant for anyone looking for them. Tautog are also biting oceanside. Not many boats are targeting them. They are more prominent up off of Delaware if you want to make the trip.






Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

January 11, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Hey anglers! In order to bring you valuable, up to date content such as regulations, GPS Hotspots, and BRAND NEW features the Pro Angler App Pro Reports will be returning the week of January 16, 2017. Please feel free to take a look at last week’s reports for an idea of what’s biting or give your favorite local bait shop a shout! The Pro Angler App looks forward to bringing you lots of exciting changes as we kick off 2017!






Pro Angler Team

January 6, 2017

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – There are some Stripers and deep White Perch in the bay. The Bay Bridge Pilings are key in 30-40 ft of water for both fish along the rock pilings and the main pilings. 6-10 inch KBs on a 3 /4 to 2 oz jighead are your best bet for Stripers. The Power Plant to the South is also holding Stripers in the warm water discharge. We are seeing Trout mixed in. Around Annapolis there are decent fish in shallow water. There aren’t many numbers but there are still some good fish. Point Lookout is one of the best areas in the state, right around the border. Puppy Drum, Stripers and Trout are all swimming there. Search shallow water to 40 ft. Use small bucktails as close as 10 ft of water. On the Flats by the Chesapeake Canal mouth there are decent sized fish where the canal opens up to the bay. Stripers (Bass, Striped) there are up to 36 inches. Oceanside anglers are going to the Route 50 bridge to jig for Bluefish and Rockfish. Most are small to 25 inches. Some anglers are plugging around Ocean City and Assateague. They are mostly schoolies there too.



BAIT REPORT – Shad (Hickory Shad) are moving through the beach. They are moving with Peanut Bunker (Menhaden).


Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

December 27, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Into this week the Striper (Bass, Striped) bite continues around the usual areas to the South such as Chesapeake Beach, Bloody Point, Point Lookout, and the bridges. Anglers continue to slow troll for them using soft plastic jigs on the bottom. They are also found up the Potomac River at this time of year. Moving tide is your best bet to hook them. Bigger Stripers should hopefully get pushed in from the 3 mile line.






Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

December 19, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – The bite has slowed down a bit. We are still seeing some Bass (Bass, Striped) action to the South around Chesapeake Beach, South of the bridge and Bloody Point. Everything is being caught on the bottom in at least 30 ft of water. The bite is slow so troll slowly on the bottom. Bounce your jig right on the bottom. Bigger 7-9 inch soft plastics in white or chartreuse are productive. Aim for mornings or evening but the bite isn’t affected too much by time when they are in the deeper water. The one factor you need to look at is the tide. If the tide is moving, you can catch fish. Not many reports have come out of the Choptank River. Point Lookout around the border has been a hot area too. That whole area where the Potomac meets the Bay is worth taking a trip to.






Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

December 15, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Things are a bit slow which is typical for this time of year. Anglers are jigging around the bay bridge for Rockfish (Bass, Striped). Fish up to 50 inches have been caught. Jigging soft plastics on jigheads has been most productive. The numbers are decent. There are still big Stripers out there if you’re willing to bundle up and brave the cold. There has been some anglers fishing out of Point Lookout taking in some Bass to 30 inches. They are decent sizes and make good table fair. We are seeing them down to Smith Island and Tangiers. The whole area is still fairly productive. There are still big fish on their way down from Jersey as well. The fish are deep and the big switch will be soon with the colder weather. Anglers will focus on the power plants with a good supply of warm water pumping out. The Choptank river is producing fish deep water jigging as well. Topwater stuff is done. Bucktails with plastics, alone or jigging with soft plastics is best. Stripers are closed as of December 15th. Most anglers will cast light tackle after the closure for some catch and release fun. Oceanside, some anglers are trolling off the beach for a handful of fish. The farther North you go, the better they get. Not much is coming from the beaches of Ocean City. In this area you can troll inside the 3 mile line to catch fish. At this point we see a lot of anglers switching to Freshwater and tributaries feeding into the bay.






Tochterman’s Fishing Tackle
410-327-6942
tochtermans@hotmail.com

December 7, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – With all the wind earlier in the week fishing has been a bit slow. Towards Low Point anglers are chunking fresh Alweives and getting roughly 30 inch fish. Towards the rock piles anglers are jigging for big Perch (Perch, Silver). Most of the fish prior to the wind were North of the bridge around Love Point and Baltimore light. They could be caught trolling or chunking. The wind has the water a bit mixed up. This is the time of year that larger fish begin moving in from the South. Anglers will troll for them using bigger baits and umbrella rigs. We hope to see this pattern set in soon. Stop in to Angler’s Sport Center for tons of great gear and service.






Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

November 30, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Anglers are doing well for Bass (Bass, Striped) trolling Bucktail Tandem rigs, Umbrellas and mid to large Spoons. They are searching Baltimore Light, Love Point and Bloody Point. Chumming fresh, cut Alewieves on the bottom in 25-35 ft of water is also productive. Sand Perch are turning up in deeper water on hard bottom and structure. Search the bridge to find them. Farther south towards Choptank and the Bays the bite is similar. The bigger migrating sizes haven’t moved in yet but they are up to 35 inches. The Choptank is fishing well just inside while light trolling or jigging.






Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

November 22, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Anglers are picking up a decent amount of Bass (Bass, Striped) around Love Point, right at the backside of the ledge in 25 ft of water. They are really close to the bottom so fish the bottom to 10 ft up. Jig half ounce to three quarter ounce in natural colors such as big KD’s in smoky Shad color. Dip and Glow is helping will work too. Trolling, anglers are using small umbrellas with 6 inch chartreuse curly tails. White has also been a strong color. Other areas doing well are the Baltimore Lighthouse and the mouth of the Magothy in 20-35 ft of water. Most of the fish are down low here too. You need at least 16 oz. of lead to get it down deep. The dumping grounds are doing well around the sewer pipe and the bay bridge on the east side. We are seeing lots of fish but most are smaller. They are up to 19 inches. There are few keepers mixed in. Jig the pilings or chunk the bottom. Eastern bay is doing well on the troll. Find the hill with the 35-40 ft drop and use small tandems and umbrella rigs. There are still some fish inside the rivers. There aren’t many but they are swimming shallow water from 2-6 ft around sandbars. MirrOlures and Top Dogs are working well. They are beginning to slow down. Search the naval academy wall in the severn river up to Round Bay inside the Magothy River. Overall anglers are heading out and chunking with fresh cut Alewives close to the bottom. Live line Eels on structure, ledges or in the channels. There is a slow bite coming from the mouth of the Potomac. Anglers are heading North towards Eastern Bay, Chester River and Magothy. There aren’t many good sized fish in the local area. Scattered fish are up to 40 inches. The migratory fish will be moving out soon. Stop in to Angler’s Sport Center for tons of great gear and service.



BAIT REPORT – There’s some White Perch around that you can use as cut bait.


Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

November 16, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – There are a lot of Bass (Bass, Striped) schooled up around the mouths of the rivers. Breaking fish are being found under the birds. There’s also lots of suspended fish underneath. Bait that was in the rivers are moving out as the temperatures cool. The bass are there intercepting them. Soft plastic jigs between 5-8 inches. Metal silver jigs and topwater plugs are also productive. Some anglers are trolling umbrella rigs. Search the channel edges and mouth of the rivers. You’ll see depths go from 25 ft to 45 ft. You can jig in these areas as well. Bigger fish are migrating up the bay so anglers are trolling bigger 9 inch Shads and umbrella rigs. The bite is best in the morning but you will encounter some good afternoon fishing. Bigger schools will chase Menhaden up to 10 inches. Hard Oyster reefs are holding hardheads (Croaker, Atlantic) and White Perch. They are taking Bloodworms. Stop in to Angler’s Sport Center for tons of great gear and service.

OFFSHORE – For Tautog, you’ll have to head down to the bay bridge tunnel. The bite is beginning to heat up. Anglers are fishing nearshore wrecks out of Ocean city along with the mouth of the Chesapeake.

BAIT REPORT – Menhaden and bay Anchovy are swimming this week.


Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

November 9, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – The fall bite is on! Fishing has been fantastic all over the bay and in the rivers. This week has been hot and we’ve seen success with cut bait, trolling and light tackle. The fish are hungry and moving in big schools following the bait. Look for Rockfish (Bass, Striped) moving from shallows to deeper water concentrating on structure and channel ledges. Let’s talk a little about the success we’ve had with our three most popular fishing techniques for this week. Cut / Live Bait – Great reports coming off of Love Point and down off Hacketts using cut Alewives and Spot. Cutting small steaks and hooking them through the back then bouncing them off the bottom. We’ve been seeing 22 – 30 inch Rockfish and it’s going to stay pretty strong for a couple weeks. Try drifting with the wind off shallower water into the deeper channels and look for those Rockfish trying to gorge themselves now that the water temps are dropping. Love Point and Hacketts are just two hot areas where we’ve seen a great class of fish but there are really fish all over the bay right now! Trolling – Trolling is strong right now and we’ve seen fish moving from the rivers out to the mouths and into the bay. Good reports coming from the mouth of the Magothy up to Baltimore Light trolling 15 and 17 Tony Spoons. Reports of 28 inch plus fish being caught in about 20-30ft of water with this technique! One of our customers, Dillon Flaherty III, sent us a message reporting he took our advice to target rockfish between SP Light and the Baltimore Light. He said he targeted fish around the green channel marker, working the edge of the deeper channel. Trolling tandem white bucktails and a green shad umbrella rig deep, he was catching nice 22-24 inch fish! Way to go Dillon! Bucktail rigs and jerk shads in roughly 20 ft has been productive. You can always drift with the wind. Jigging – Jigging has been producing some quality fish as well this week in areas like the mouths of the rivers and deeper channel ledges. A few specific hot spots are between the mouth of the Magothy to Baltimore Light. They are up to 32 inches at the light. Drift from 20-40 ft of water. Fishing has just been great in this area all week no matter what technique you’re using. Fishing the shallower waters using 1/2 or 3/4 oz. jig heads with 4 inch paddle tails subsurface has produced some quality fish. If you’re targeting a bigger class of fish, concentrate on the deeper channel ledges using 1-3 oz. jig heads with either 5 inch or 7 inch Z – Man Scented Jerk Shadz in clear colors such as pearl, smoky shad or baby bass. Fish are up to 35 inches. The topwater bite is slowing down a bit. Cast and retrieve, jig or slow troll a Hogy Epoxy jig for a good bite. Overall you may have to change your strategy depending on the fish. Plugs and topwaters are slowing down and the fish are schooling up. Put some time in and try some different set ups to get them. Be prepared to use a few different colors to see what they will like. The fish are moving from shallow to deeper water so their tastes will change. Getting down to the bottom is key this week. Midday to late evening has been most productive however they seem to be biting all day overall. In the next few weeks we expect to see bigger fish move in so be prepared in for bigger tackle, especially in the shipping channels.






Angler’s Sport Center
410-757-3442
www.anglerssportcenter.com

November 2, 2016

Baltimore Fishing Report

INSHORE – Stripers (Bass, Striped) are up in the river this week. Anglers are trolling to find them as this has been quite successful. Troll the edges where the dropoffs are. Anything from a 6 Inch Shad to Bloody Point Parachutes are working for some of the bigger fish. Otherwise we are seeing a lot of 15-22 inch fish. The deeper water is holding the bigger fish. It’s still a bit early to see the good sizes all over the bay. This should change in the next week or two.






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410-571-1111
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