CHESAPEAKE BAY - The Chesapeake Bay's striped bass population continues to show concerning trends, with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reporting a sixth consecutive year of ...

Even snow clouds have a silver lining. While we have had to endure frigid temperatures, ice, and snow in the past week, this ...

CHESAPEAKE BAY - Striped bass populations in the Chesapeake Bay could see an increase this season, and experts say the cold winter may be the reason why. This past winter brought more snow than the ...

Since 2019, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources has implemented numerous changes to recreational and commercial ...

Striped bass populations in the lower Chesapeake Bay are not doing well, marking the second year in a row for below-average numbers in Virginia waters. According to a 2024 survey from the Virginia ...

ARLINGTON, Va. — Environmental advocates are expressing concern after a key regulatory commission opted not to impose immediate stricter fishing rules for striped bass, a vital species in the ...

Maryland Department of Natural Resources officials submitted a proposed “baseline reset” for recreational striped bass fishing seasons to the state’s Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and ...

Now, regulators will decide if more oversight is necessary to meet its 2029 goal of rebuilding the Chesapeake Bay’s striped bass stock to non-overfished status. The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries ...

From striped bass in New York and New Jersey to flounder in Maryland and Virginia, access is easy and the fishing is great.

Now is the time to catch the biggest striped bass of your life, maybe join the elusive 50-Pound Club, or even knock off the Virginia saltwater record of 74 pounds, landed off Virginia Beach by Cary ...

Captain Brian Hardman (left) of Lead Dog Charters and his mate, Luke Kalhorn, fillet striped bass at a marina in Stevensville in this file photo. New catch restrictions may be coming next year on the ...

FILE - In this April 23, 2016, file photo, Elijah Voge-Meyers carries cod caught in the nets of a trawler off the coast of New Hampshire. American fishermen are slated to lose thousands of pounds of ...