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Captains have been wearing a path in the water to the Gooses where they have been consistently chumming up a limit of stripers. They haven’t been looking around since the Gooses has been so reliable. Captain Jeremy aboard the Stalker contacted us and told us that the first tuna of the year were caught offshore. If it’s any indication, the fish was probably taken at the Hot Dog or the sausages. Get ready — the tuna season is upon us. Fluke action continues to dominate the inshore fishing scene. Some areas are experiencing almost all throwbacks. If you are fishing for flatties and catching only shorts, try another spot that might yield bigger fish. Kingfish action has improved, but no one can get the bloodworms that the kingfish desire. Offshore action has been hit-or-miss, with [...] Tthe Gooses continues to hold up as the number one chumming location. Last week, there was a slight resurgence of bottom fishing action at the Stone Rock, Sharps Island Light, the mouth of the Choptank River and the Diamonds. Little has changed on the fishing front. Trollers and chummers with persistence continue to catch stripers all along the Western Shore. Chummers working from Marker #1 at the mouth of the West River north to Hackett’s Can report that the striper bite has been erratic, but on most days, limits are eventually achieved. Amanda at Bowley’s Bait & Tackle said that last week, eelers, trollers, chummers and jiggers made sporadic catches of stripers on most of the popular upper bay haunts. The channel edge east of Pooles Island, Shallow and Man O’ War shoals have been several of the most consistently productive eeling locations. Man O’ War, 6 [...] |
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