Fishing Reports by Captain John Wilkinson
About The Author: Captain
Company: Babu Sport Fishing Charters, Inc.
Area Reporting: Maryland's Chesapeake Bay & Atlantic City, NJ
Bio: Capt. John Wilkinson was first licensed by the United States Coast Guard as a 6 pack un-inspected vessel near coastal power boat operator in 1973. Since then, he has upgraded his license and now holds a 50 ton inspected vessel near coastal master license. Capt. John has been fishing and running power boats since the 1950's and has been charter fishing for over 30 years. He has fished the entire east coast from Maine to the Florida Keys. He is also a licensed Maryland fishing guide,a director of the Maryland Charter Boat Assoc. and currently vice-president of the Upper Bay Charter Captains Association.
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Week 1 of Maryland's Trophy Striper Season (4/25/2010)
[Chesapeake Bay,MD] Weather cause problems, but fish are here.
[Chesapeake Bay,MD] Weather cause problems, but fish are here.
Trophy season report (4/23/2008)
[Annapolis,MD] Trophy Striped Bass season opened here on the Chesapeake on Saturday, April 19th. My expectations were for a lot of fish as well as a lot of boat traffic. Both expectations were accurate.
[Annapolis,MD] Trophy Striped Bass season opened here on the Chesapeake on Saturday, April 19th. My expectations were for a lot of fish as well as a lot of boat traffic. Both expectations were accurate.
Big Stripers (4/18/2008)
[Chesapeake Bay,MD] The Maryland trophy striped bass season opens tomorrow. Fishing the middle bay for the past week has been as good as I've every seen for pre-season catch and release. I predict that when the season opens my clients will be catching some of the biggest fish they have ever caught.
[Chesapeake Bay,MD] The Maryland trophy striped bass season opens tomorrow. Fishing the middle bay for the past week has been as good as I've every seen for pre-season catch and release. I predict that when the season opens my clients will be catching some of the biggest fish they have ever caught.