Weekly Southern Maryland Fishing Report: Spot Are Everywhere As Bluefish, Cobia And Bull Reds Fill The Bay
SOUTHERN MARYLAND — We would never complain about too much of a good thing, so we continue to praise the run of Norfolk spot. Some anglers seeking croaker, which can be hit or miss on any given day, are not too happy with the bait-stealing spot. The spot are everywhere in Southern Maryland.
- ▪SOUTHERN MARYLAND — We would never complain about too much of a good thing, so we continue to praise the run of Norfolk spot.
- ▪Some anglers seeking croaker, which can be hit or miss on any given day, are not too happy with the bait-stealing spot.
- ▪The spot are everywhere in Southern Maryland.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND — We would never complain about too much of a good thing, so we continue to praise the run of Norfolk spot. Some anglers seeking croaker, which can be hit or miss on any given day, are not too happy with the bait-stealing spot. The spot are everywhere in Southern Maryland. Potomac River, Patuxent River, creek, cove or Chesapeake Bay — if you can see water, you are in the presence of spot. Captain Bernie Shea went blue fishing down the bay and found them near buoy 72. Vince shows off the first Spanish mackerel of the year that took a gold Clarke Spoon trolled with a planer. Fish was near Smith Point in school of breakers with birds overhead. Hunter Windsor caught this fine white perch in Breton Bay off the Potomac. Craig Roberts caught bluefish this week near Cedar Point.
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