Mar 17

Maryland Black Bass Annual Review

The Black Bass Annual Review has been completed.  If you’re interested in fishing Largemouth Bass in tidal rivers, then you’ll be interested in some of this work.  Contents of the review include: work in response to angler concerns; Largemouth Bass Virus; SoftPlastics and Stewardship; Improve Habitat of Sanctuaries; Stocking Strategies; Snakehead Spread and Control; Bass Lesions/Disease; Current Status of Tidal Bass Populations; Tournaments and Permits; Proposed 2013 Work; and the Black Bass Roundtable Agenda.  To access all the annual reports go to http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/bass/mr.asp#BBAR

 

Contact Joe Love (jlove@dnr.state.md.us) for more information.

Mar 09

2013 District 3 Tournaments

District 3 tournaments

 

2013 District 3 Tournaments

 

  • Potomac River – Smallwood – April 21st – Results
  • Gunpowder River – June 9th
  • Northeast River – Anchor Boat Marina – July 14th

Mar 07

Tournament Hotel Deals

Hotel deals for several of the tournaments this year are as follows:

 

MR. BASS EAST          (BOOK SOON!)

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS   LAPLATA, MD

301-392-0065

95.00

 

EASTERN REGIONAL

DAYS INN BREWERTON, NY

315-676-3222

67.95

 

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

HOLIDAY INN WATERLOO, NY

315-539-5011

89.00

Feb 12

Public Urged to Contact Congress and EPA Over Susquehanna River Impairment

PFBC is urging anglers and boaters throughout the Susquehanna River watershed to contact their members of Congress to demand action to fix the Susquehanna River.

“Congress needs to join the growing chorus of concerned citizens and businesses calling on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to declare the river impaired and start a timeline for developing a restoration plan,” said PFBC Executive Director John Arway. “If officials do not act to address the water quality issues on the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania risks losing what is left of what was once considered a world-class smallmouth bass fishery.”

For more information about this call to action with points of contact, CLICK HERE.