A legislative hold is delaying Maryland’s 2026 striped bass season rules, pitting catch-and-release anglers against charter ...

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A legislative committee is holding up new rockfish regulations from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources that would open a catch-and-release fishery in April for the first time in several ...

A new striped bass season structure announced by the Department of Natural Resources is set to take effect at the end of ...

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If you want to catch big stripers, you'll have to shake off the stigma of using live bait. Here's how to catch stripers on ...

The Pacific Fishery Management Council voted this month to loosen regulations on eight groundfish stocks in Washington and ...

The state's rockfish season will start in April as scheduled, after it was almost derailed this week by a legislative ...

Maryland anglers play a key role in protecting the state’s iconic striped bass, also known as rockfish, by adopting safe catch-and-release practices amid ongoing challenges to the species’ ...

For 50 years, the state has advised against eating Hudson River fish due to PCB contamination. Environmentalists say the public warnings still fall short.

A Maryland General Assembly joint committee has approved the Department of Natural Resources proposed changes to the upcoming striped bass fishing season, including a full closure in August.

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Department of Natural Resources officials received approval March 11, 2026, from the General Assembly’s Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and Legislative Review for a ...