![]() ![]() The concentration of striped bass and anglers continues to hold at the mouth of the Patapsco River this week. Most anglers use cut bait when fishing for a mix of channel and blue catfish, but others enjoy good luck with scented baits and chicken liver. There are always plenty of blue catfish in the lower Susquehanna, the northern waters of the Bay, and all the region’s tidal rivers. Topwater lures are a good choice in the early morning and evening, and soft plastic jigs and paddletails are preferred when the sun is higher in the sky. Along the channel edges of the Susquehanna near the river mouth, striped bass are being caught on a variety of lures. Anglers are also finding smallmouth bass in the deeper pools of the river. Topwater lures, crankbaits, and jerkbaits are popular lures to cast in the current of the river. Anglers in the dam pool at the crack of dawn enjoy fishing for striped bass, and the evening bite in the lower Susquehanna is very popular. This means a lot of cool water coming down the lower Susquehanna River and rousting up the fish into increased activity. The Conowingo Dam is currently operating on an afternoon power generation schedule and the recent releases have been substantial due to the hot weather. Mary Harshman had fun wading and fishing in the Susquehanna River and proudly holds up a 30-inch striped bass. Īs always, the best fishing areas could be further refined by intersecting them with underwater points, hard bottom, drop-offs, and large schools of baitfish.įor more detailed and up-to-date fishing conditions in your area of the Bay, be sure to check out Eyes on the Bay’s Click Before You Cast. To see the latest water clarity conditions, check Eyes on the Bay Satellite Maps. Expect average water clarity in Maryland’s waters. There will be above average tidal currents from Thursday through Tuesday as a result of the upcoming new moon on July 18. ![]() Check the areas of low oxygen map to help determine the maximum fishing depth in your area.Įxpect average flows all week, although localized thunderstorms may increase flows in nearby waters. There is low oxygen in bottom waters from Tolchester down to the Virginia line, and in the Potomac River from Blossom Point down to Point Lookout. Main Bay surface water temperatures are very warm and have increased to the low 80s, with the coolest surface waters found between the Patapsco River and Annapolis. Bay waters will continue to warm with high temperatures, moderate winds, and a chance of thunderstorms throughout the week. ![]()
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