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Second largest seizure of poached rockfish this year pulled from bay
About 3.3 tons of dead and decaying striped bass were recovered by Natural Resources Police Tuesday from an illegal net submerged in the waters off Tilghman Island. It was the second largest seizure of poached fish this year.
NRP finds hundreds of pounds of dead striped bass caught in illegal net
Natural Resources Police on Monday morning began pulling more than 600 yards of illegal net filled with hundreds of pounds of dead striped bass.
Gudgeon fishing goes back generations — at least in some families
The tiny fingers of a baby born four months ago closed around a bamboo fishing pole as her grandpa beamed.
Lumpy seas greet racers on first day of NOOD regatta
More than 1,000 sailors from around the country and beyond our borders are testing their skills this weekend in the waters off Annapolis at the 13th annual Sperry Top-Sider National Offshore One-Design regatta.
Deer hunt sparks debate in Baltimore County
A fight to save Baltimore County parkland is pitting hikers and homeowners against hunters and some environmentalists, as all confront a common foe — deer.
2 men die after boat capsizes in Chesapeake Bay
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — Authorities say two Pennsylvania men have died and two were injured after a fishing boat capsized in the Chesapeake Bay.
New national parks book a solid guide, but leaves plenty up for debate
We love to travel. We love our national parks. And we love a good argument.
Steps must be taken to protect striped bass
It shouldn't come as a surprise, I suppose, that the striped bass season began Saturday with uneasy folks focused on the intensity and direction of the wind.
Weather threatens another opening day of rockfish fishing
Strong winds will make boating difficult as striped bass season opens Saturday
State officials change guidelines to allow for more consumption of rockfish
For the catchers and eaters of Chesapeake Bay striped bass, there's good news: State environmental officials say it is now safe for us to add another helping of Maryland's state fish to our plate.
Ask Outdoors Girl
Jonas Lichty writes: I just recieved the March/April issue of Turkey Country, the official publication of the National Wild Turkey Federation, that includes the 2011 forecast. Under the Maryland section, the staff bioligist mentions the Liberty Reservoir Watershed as a public land to check...
Fishing brings joy to a soggy, chilly Patterson Park
Boiling down joy to its essence is a rather simple exercise, or at least it seems that way while standing at Patterson Park's Boat Pond on a not-ready-for-prime-time spring morning.
Be it poaching or murder, NRP's K-9 dogs are on the case
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Maryland's most bizarre creature discovered in Annapolis
There's nothing like a stroll through the halls of Annapolis to make you wonder how we've managed to survive this long.
Ask Outdoors Girl: Why can't I have my felt-soled wading boots?
Dana Ely of Fulton writes: I will be forced to purchase $200 dollar rubber-soled wading boots because the state of Maryland used its regulatory power to ban felt soles. I don't think there was enough time for comment and wonder why this occurred since Didymo is already in the Gunpowder and...
Bear and her cubs evicted from pricey Deep Creek digs
When it comes to picking real estate for her long winter's nap, Mama Bear has expensive taste.
Bikes should be allowed at Loch Raven reservoir
When it comes to allowing mountain bikers to ride the narrow trails around Loch Raven reservoir, Baltimore officials have waged a two-year campaign of sticking their fingers in their ears to avoid the voice of compromise.