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| View Sample Chart Front View Sample Chart Back Available: California, Delaware, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Virginia Selections below: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire Maine ME0101 Casco Bay [G.P.S.] Casco Bay, a designated estuary of national significance, is overflowing with islands and rock ledges. The 985 square miles are dotted with eelgrass beds, mussel bars and salt marshes providing ample opportunity for striped bass and bluefish during the spring and summer months. Mild winters extend the recreational season to include catches of cod, pollock and flounder. ME0102 Kennebec, Sheepscot and Damariscotta River [G.P.S.] These three rivers flow into the Gulf of Maine after creating a rich environment of salt marshes and islands to nurture juvenile fish and provide a harbor for baitfish. Attracted by the forage, striped bass and bluefish become primary fishing targets both inshore and on the river during the summer. Catches of winter flounder, cod, haddock and Pollock are also common within 3 miles of the shore. Massachusetts MA0101 Buzzards Bay (includes Martha's Vineyard )[G.P.S.] Steeped in American history, from Native American conflicts with early settlers to the whaling industry, this area boasts a world-class fishery. It's also been the playground for the rich and famous as well as the Martha's Vineyard Striper and Bluefish Derby. Don't miss the clambakes! MA0103 Cape Cod Bay [G.P.S.] The exploits of many well-known Pilgrims still echo here and the fishing is as unspoiled as the historical surroundings. Anglers will discover Atlantic cod, bluefish, bluefin tuna, striped bass and other species. Whale watching is very popular due to the presence of finback, Minke, humpback, pilot and northern right whales. MA0105 Gloucester (Danversport to Hampton Harbor) [G.P.S.] America's oldest seaport, about 30 miles northeast of Boston. The economy and culture here has been tied to commercial fishing for nearly 350 years. Not much has changed as the sport fishing industry has learned to capitalize on the exceptional saltwater angling for bluefish, striped bass and flounder. The rich waters of the Atlantic offer many challenges to all levels of experience. MA0106 Martha's Vineyard/Nantucket Island [G.P.S.] High level detail of these islands, off the Massachusetts coast. Steeped in history, this area is known as one of the world's most elegant seaport communities and yachting centers. Discover vast fishing opportunities for striped bass, bluefish, fluke, false albacore, scup, black sea bass, tautog and Atlantic bonito. MA0104 Massachusetts Bay (South River to Eastern Point) [G.P.S.] Topping the list as one of the premier tourist destinations on the east coast, Boston's fishing is ready for the enthusiastic angler. Large striped bass, cod and flounder are found here along with several other popular species of game fish. Whether drifting the harbor or working the offshore banks, if you're willing to take the time, you'll discover this area's reputation is well worth it. MA0102 Nantucket Sound (including Nantucket Island) [G.P.S.] Home to the Kennedy compound and surrounding Hyannis Port, Nantucket Sound offers some of the most revered fisheries in the world. Anglers routinely work the surrounding waters in search of the local "grand slam" of striped bass, bluefish, bonito and false albacore. New Hampshire NH0101 New Hampshire/Southern Maine [G.P.S.] The Atlantic coast from Hampton Harbor to the Saco River includes the entire coast of New Hampshire, as well as the South Coast region of Maine. Fishermen travel from all over New England to catch migrating striped bass and bluefish during summer months. Many offshore anglers are attracted to groundfish such as winter flounder, Atlantic cod, pollock and haddock - all regarded as excellent eating fish. |
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SALTWATER DIRECTIONS FISHING CHARTS, Maine, Casco Bay, Kennebec, Sheepscot and Damariscotta River, Massachusetts, Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod Bay, Gloucester, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts Bay, Nantucket Sound, New Hampshire, Southern Maine, California, Delaware, Florida, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Virginia |
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