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• Maryland

Smallmouth in the Susquehanna

Smallmouth bass fishing has been a summertime ritual in the mid-Atlantic for over a century. The best-known local waters are the Potomac River between Maryla

• Colleges and Universities

Recreation and outdoors calendar

PSG Kid's Fishing Derby

Tuesday, Sept. 6: Deadline for signing up for Saturday's Kid's Fishing Derby, hosted by the Pasadena Spor

• Colleges and Universities

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'Chirp' technology

• Opinion

Catching a new generation: Baltimore youths get a taste of fishing at City Catch 2015

Seventy city youths — most of them first-time anglers — gathered at Leakin Park in West Baltimore for City Catch 2015

By Mike Klingaman

Apr 18, 2015

• Maryland

Some early-season fishing options

This has been the longest, most stubborn progression of spring I can recall in several decades and, as a result, a lot of fishing opportunities are just now starting to emerge. Whereas most anglers would still be waiting for the warmer spring weather, me and many of my angling friends have already been out and have caught fish this early season. Just in the past few weeks, I have had the chance to catch bass, bluegill, crappie and trout at local lakes. And there are still better options yet for

• Sports

Maryland's new rockfish restrictions spark debate with season opening April 18

When rockfish season opens April 18, anglers will likely be catching a number on their way to lay eggs in the Susquehanna, Choptank and other rivers, rather than on the way down after shedding their loads. That worries sportsmen.

By Mike Klingaman

Apr 11, 2015

• Sports

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• Sports

Outdoors and recreation calendar

• Sports

Working to get Baltimore kids hooked on fishing

A Q&A with Dee Tochterman, co-owner of Tochterman's Fly Shop in East Baltimore, on fishing and teaching kids to fish.

By Mike Klingaman

Apr 4, 2015

• Travel

OC Shark Tournament won't take place this summer

By Michelle Deal-Zimmerman

Mar 31, 2015

• Maryland

Eastern Shore spillway savvy

• Sports

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• Sports

NFL outlaws tactic used by Patriots in AFC playoff win over Ravens

An NFL competition committee proposal to ¿make it illegal for an offensive player with an eligible number to report as ineligible and line up outside the core of the formation¿ got the necessary 75 percent approval from team owners during the final day of the league meetings at the Arizona Biltmore resort.

By Jeff Zrebiec

Mar 25, 2015

• Maryland

Man charged with assault, stealing fishing gear

A Sykesville man is charged with theft and assault for allegedly stealing fishing tackle from a man then threatening him with a rifle when confronted.

• Maryland

What — and when — is 'ice out?'

• Sports

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• Maryland

Ready proposes tax free week for sporting goods

• Maryland

The perils of being an outdoors expert

• Sports

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• Opinion

No poachers need apply

Fewer lawyers and ore fishermen and farmers in the state legislature is a good idea — with one reservation

• Maryland

When it's very cold, try Deep Creek Lake

• TV

'House of Cards' recap, Season 3, Episode 11

Gavin calls Doug on all of his phones, telling him that Rachel is still alive, because why can't this storyline just end?

• Maryland

Tying jigs to prep for spring

• Sports

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• Opinion

Rockfish poaching: Seize boats, not licenses

Maryland should take away the boats of those caught poaching fish

• Maryland

Spinning for trout

• Sports

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• Graphic:

Fishing license suspensions and revocations

• Fishing

Fishing on the big screen

• Sports

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• Maryland

Getting' ready for joint(ed) ventures

• Sports

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• Maryland

Some good wintertime reads for fishermen

• Maryland

Highlights from a memorable year

• Sports

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• Sports

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• Opinion

Does Maryland have the political will to restore the bay?

On Oct. 4, Jay Sadowski, an avid fisherman and hunter, died of leukemia at age 59. The cancer was discovered while he was being treated for a flesh-eating infection he contracted while fishing in the South River near where Gov. Larry Hogan lives. The infection ravaged his body even before the cancer could. Other people around the bay also have contracted these infections. But Jay's death stands out as a tragedy of the commons, a reflection on the poor health of the bay and the inability of

• Maryland

A bass on ice and that's nice

• Maryland

Ice-jigging tactics for Deep Creek perch

• American Legion

Recreation and outdoors calendar

A weekly calendar of recreation and outdoors events.

• Under Armour

Under Armour files suit against Salt Armour

Under Armour Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Salt Armour Inc., saying the Boca Raton-based seller of saltwater fishing apparel has violated the Baltimore brand's trademark rights.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Jan 14, 2015

• Baltimore City Paper

Mr. Wrong: The Minimum-Wage Statue of Liberty is a Pimp-Pawn Used in The Man's War on Your Subsistence-Level Income

• Maryland

So, just how many fly rods do you need?

I was standing in the fly fishing section of the venerable L.L. Bean store in Freeport, Maine, trying to gauge the action of an 8-weight fly rod when a man sidled up to me and whispered in a conspiratorial voice, "I've convinced my wife I need a rod in every weight made."

• Sports

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• Sports

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• Maryland

Keep records of your catches in the new year

• Sports

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• Maryland

Somber outdoors year in review

• Harford

Harford could tie its hands by restricting use of room tax money [Editorial]

How this relates to the room tax proposal under consideration is that Bel Air doesn't suffer from any of the wear and tear related to having overnight visitors, so it really shouldn't be picking up any extra revenue.

• Environment

St. Michaels man gets probation, must pay restitution in rockfish poaching scheme

A St. Michaels fisherman received probation Friday for helping illegally harvest tens of thousands of pounds of striped bass from the Chesapeake Bay, but must pay $40,000 in fines and restitution for what the sentencing judge called an "egregious" offense.

By Timothy B. Wheeler

Dec 19, 2014