Recreational crabbing should improve as we get into late July and early August, with more crabs growing to legal size.
A mix of blue and channel catfish should continue to provide steady action anglers fishing in most of the tidal rivers.
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Friday, July 24, 2020
Maryland Fishing Report
Small bluefish are moving into the region; they are running about 1 pound, which is fun for the kids and a perfect eating size.
Recreational crabbing should improve as we get into late July and early August, with more crabs growing to legal size.
A mix of blue and channel catfish should continue to provide steady action anglers fishing in most of the tidal rivers.
Recreational crabbing should improve as we get into late July and early August, with more crabs growing to legal size.
A mix of blue and channel catfish should continue to provide steady action anglers fishing in most of the tidal rivers.
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