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Subject: Upper Bay, Maryland
Submitted by Baybass (Novotny) (ip 208.73.111.1)
Date Fished: 9/22/2008
Water Temperature: 75
Water Clarity: 2-3 feet Fishing is amazing right now with water temps falling, and huge baitfish (pogy) schools entering the rivers. I've been destroying the rockfish lately as they have moved into the rivers. Yesterday I caught around 30 of them on traps and jerkbaits. They've been grouped up on points and sandbars close to channels, with deep eel grass about 1' up off the bottom. Middle River, Gunpowder, and Back River have been good to me, as well as Seneca at times. Throwing frogs up in the grass, and flippin mats is still a consistent pattern. The pattern will soon change as the LM will venture out to structure in deeper water to ease the feeding on the baitfish schools as they work their way up and down the channels. Its going to be a great fall. Colors as usual are bone white, chrome/blue, and red/silver. Water is some areas is 5'+ visability.
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