The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has recognized Andrew Reier, of Glen Arm, for catching 10 different species of trophy-size fish to reach the FishMaryland Master Angler milestone.
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Data collected by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Old Dominion University show an above average volume of hypoxia — waters with less than 2 mg/l of oxygen — in the Chesapeake Bay mainstem of Maryland and Virginia in early and late July.
More oxygen-depleted water in Chesapeake Bay this summer Read More »
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has officially recognized Jack Dorman of Mount Airy as the new state record holder for false albacore. His 26.0-pound catch surpasses the previous record of 23.5 pounds that was just set earlier this month.
Dorman, 22, was fishing offshore near the Jackspot and the 20-Fathom Line on July 20 aboard the charter boat Game On, captained by Scott Stapleford of Ocean City.
Angler sets new Maryland state record for false albacore Read More »
Aiming to rebuild the struggling striped bass population, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission recently released a proposed update to the striped bass fishery plan for public comment.
The update, known as Addendum III, includes various options that could lead to new regulations for anglers and watermen. Following a public comment period on those options, final adoption of any new measures is expected at the commission’s annual meeting in late October.
Striped bass fishery plan to address looming crisis Read More »
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources recently confirmed Dominic Vuotto, of Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania, as a new state record holder for blueline tilefish.
Vuotto landed a 21.3-pound blueline tilefish July 26 while fishing offshore near Washington Canyon. The outing was Vuotto’s first time fishing.
Pennsylvania angler breaks Maryland tilefish record during his first time fishing Read More »
Data collected by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Old Dominion University show an increasing volume of hypoxia – waters with less than 2 mg/l of oxygen – in the Chesapeake Bay mainstem of Maryland and Virginia from early to late June.
Heavy rains, heat increase Chesapeake Bay hypoxia Read More »
The population of Maryland’s oysters has grown significantly in the past 20 years, according to the results of the latest benchmark stock assessment for the species.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science recently released the summary results of the stock assessment.
Maryland sees long-term increase in oyster abundance Read More »
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources recently recognized Matt Foreman, of Crownsville, as the new state record holder for Chesapeake channa – also known as northern snakehead (Channa argus) – in the state’s Invasive Division.
Foreman caught the 21.8-pound fish by bowfishing on the evening of June 7 in the Susquehanna River below the Conowingo Dam.
Maryland snakehead record broken by 21.8-pounder Read More »
Nathan Choinski, of Churchville, has earned a Master Angler Milestone Award under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ FishMaryland program.
Choinski is the 20th Master Angler since the program began in 2019. The award recognizes recreational anglers who catch 10 trophy-sized fish of different species in Maryland.
High school student earns 20th Maryland Master Angler award Read More »
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