The most recent Chesapeake Bay striped bass spawning surveys are in and the news is not good. A young-of-the-year survey done ...

Striped bass survey 2025 reveals a slight uptick, yet numbers remain below average, influencing fisheries management ...

Spurred by slumping striped bass reproduction in Maryland waters, the state Department of Natural Resources is moving to curtail fishing for the popular migratory species during its spawning run next ...

New England fall is one of the best times to catch bass in Massachusetts as they look to fatten up before the long winter. But researchers are warning that striped bass are in trouble. Striped bass ...

It may still be the dead of winter, but the outdoors community is already looking forward to the spring when our fishing seasons kick in. The overflow crowd at this weekend’s Philly Fishing Show at ...

Last Sunday morning I put a few calls out to tackle shops in New Jersey inquiring if any striper blitzes were rupturing the ...

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced results of this year’s juvenile striped bass survey, which tracks the reproductive success of Maryland’s state fish in the Chesapeake Bay. The ...

Slumping spawning numbers for the prized striped bass, or rockfish, along the Atlantic coast have led to Maryland presenting emergency regulations to bolster their population. A decision on Wednesday ...

New York’s most beloved fish is spawning at an alarmingly low rate. Striped bass is a prize catch in New York City and up the Hudson River. The fish is so popular along the East Coast it's even been ...

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says the state’s striped bass population is showing only slight improvement, ...

Cold temperatures, blustery winds and snow kept the blackfish fleet at the dock for most of the week. Meanwhile, the early indicators are not good for the 2023 striped bass spawn. The ocean had ...

“As spawning success declines, we are still fishing at levels assigned back in the 1990’s levels most of us thought were too high back then,” said Brad Burns, President of the conservation group ...