The spring chinook run on the Snake River has just concluded, and this year was supposed to be consequential for the struggling fish. Four years ago, environmental activists wrote in these pages that ...

The Potomac River will be open to striped bass fishing from May 16 through July 6, with a 19-24 inch slot, one fish per day limit. Virginia waters open on May 16 through June 15, with a 20-28 inch ...

The Pocomoke River is home to an abundance of fish species, including largemouth bass, pickerel, and various sunfish. There’s something deeply satisfying about casting your line into those dark waters ...

The entrance sign promises adventure, but doesn’t spoil the plot. Like a good book, Pocomoke reveals its magic one page at a time. Photo credit: Maryland State Parks And I promise, by the time you ...

where kids aged 5-15 can learn how to fish for free. Bluefish and ladyfish are plentiful in the intracoastal waterway, while snook are being caught in the Tomoka River. Bass fishing on the St. Johns ...

For the first time in the Pocomoke River, a Fishing Tournament will help rid the waters of two invasive fish species, the Blue Catfish and the Snakehead. Kerrie Bunting is the President of the ...

The tournament will be on the Pocomoke River. Everyone will meet at Bryd Park in Snow Hill at 7AM. You can go out on your own either on the dock, via boat or canoe, and catch some amazing fish!

Either way, Pocomoke River State Park is an excellent place to spot eagles. 6. Monocacy and Potomac Rivers, Frederick County The Potomac River in Frederick County, MD, is one of the best spots to see ...