Chesapeake Bay Charter Boat
Welcome aboard the Ivy Sea. Looking to book a charter on the Chesapeake Bay? We are the go to solution for the ultimate striped bass fishing trip. Unlike other charter boats on the bay, we chase the fish. The boat is docked in Cambridge Maryland but when the fish are biting in other parts of the bay we pick up and run. When you want to fish more and drive less, we will trailer to optimal spots to get you on the fish faster and for a longer time. Our captain networks with other fisherman and is also on the water every day plotting the next location to have the best luck. Whether it be right out of our slip in Cambridge, Maryland or a cruise down the road to Deal Island or the Choptank River, we find the fish. Ivy Sea Offers hourly, half day, and full day charters with bait, tackle and refreshments included! |
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Rockfish, Striper, Striped Bass?No time to argue on the Ivy Sea, we keep you busy trolling, jigging, light casting and even fly fishing! Fill the box and try something new. Experienced and novice anglers have enjoyed fishing on the Chesapeake bay with Captain Nick for years and always come back for more. Give us a shout or request a booking date today.
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CHARTER FLEET
From the Chesapeake Bay to the Atlantic Ocean Captain Nick will find the spot
MARYLAND FISHING CHARTERS
Our sport fishing charters span the coast of Maryland, Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. Rockfish charters are often booked in the fall, winter and spring season off the bay or within 3 miles of the atlantic coastline on the Ivy Sea. Those looking to fish the Summer season take part in the Get Sum fishing experience offered out of OCMD. Both charters catch multiple species of fish but our Chesapeake Bay sportfishing is geared towards striped bass.
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