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By: Jack Russell
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is considering new regulations that will allow everyone to use pedal-assist electric bicycles on state bike trails, increasing accessibility and enjoyment of Maryland's public lands.
James Frazetti Jr. of Crownsville has been recognized with a state record for a pompano dolphinfish and also as recipient of a FishMaryland Master Angler Award.
St. George Island Improvement Association will welcome many oyster lovers for our annual Oyster Scald — Dec. 6, noon to 3pm, at the SGIIA community center, first building on the left on Thomas Road on St. George Island.
Now, fossils and teeth are uncovered where the Chesapeake Bay meets the banks of Maryland's waterfront locales – most commonly in Calvert and St. Mary's counties – but also found anywhere turbulent water is present.
By: Jack Russell
Maryland's tern raft hosted hundreds of terns again this year —including nesting pairs of two different state-listed-endangered species—and saw more than 350 tern chicks fledge during the island habitat's fifth year in operation.
Now is the season. The weather has cooled and the oysters are fattening up!
This bridge in 1921, set the islanders free to roam around the entire county and get mixed up in the upland culture.
April is again open for the rockfish catch and release season in the reconfigured 2026 striped bass regulations that went into effect March 30. The new regulations also closed the season for all of August, during the hot, final weeks of the summer.
Looking around St. George Island, a mid-April morning shows about 40 nests under construction for the 2026 season. A Very Hopeful Sign! The birds are very frisky and are enjoying life around the Chesapeake.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has recognized Josh Porter of Baltimore City and Hien Tram of Burtonsville as FishMaryland Master Anglers for catching 10 different species of fish at trophy size in Maryland.
