September 2022 - Delaware Fishing Report

Saltwater: 

Fall is in the air!  The crab boats are finishing up for the season and the winds and waves are cooling down.  This has not stopped anglers from doing very well in the Delaware saltwater arena I have been receiving steady reports of Tog in the Delaware bay, along with alot of croaker and flounder action.  Angler Mark also had a great deal of luck catching Rockfish in the Chesapeake Bay, using live spot and perch.  He even took some home and enjoyed it for dinner.

Freshwater:

With autumn in full swing, largemouth bass are hungry and fattening up for the winter.  They can be taken on a variety of lures from zoom lizards to frog poppers.  I am hearing reports of fly fishermen and pan fishermen doing very well in White Clay and Red Clay Creeks.   Of course, there are plenty of catfish, bullheads, perch and even snakeheads being caught in the brackish rivers such as Christina and lower Brandywine Rivers.

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Until Next Time, 

Tight Lines