Posts Tagged ‘Fishing Report’

I did have one report from Sunday.  A group of fishermen launched their boats at Sharptown, Maryland and fished the Nanticoke River for white perch.  Between the two boats they boxed over 80 fish.  Sounds like a pretty good day. I don’t think anyone is going to be fishing anywhere during the next few days. …

Friday was another sunny day, but the 40 degree temperatures and 20-knot winds made for some very cold fishing conditions. I did run over to Milton to see if anyone was fishing at the head of the Broadkill River.  When I arrived around 2:30 three guys were drowning worms from the town dock.  One fellow…

Thursday saw sunshine, but too much wind for comfortable fishing.  That said, I am sure a few folks tried their luck for perch in the upper reaches of the tidal rivers and creeks. Some good news for flounder fishermen.  The minimum size for the 2018 season will be 16.5 inches.  The four-fish bag limit remains…

The only thing that could have made Wednesday worst would have been snow instead of rain.  As it was, I don’t think anyone would have gone fishing in the nasty conditions we did have. To the best of my knowledge, there are still no head boats and only one charter boat running out of Indian…

I finally found someplace that is producing fish.  Jerry Taylor at Taylored Tackle on old Route 13 between Seaford and Laurel, said the Nanticoke River and Broad Creek are both producing white perch.  Broad Creek has also seen some big yellow perch to over two pounds.  Minnows and blood or earthworms have been the best…

The only report I had from the past weekend was from a fellow who tried the trout fishing at Newton Pond near Greenwood.  He didn’t catch anything and saw very few fish caught with the exception on one angler fishing from the pier who had four.  That has been my experience in years past.  Sooner…