Crisfield sits at the southern tip of Maryland's Eastern Shore, where the Chesapeake Bay meets shallow creeks and marshland. This working waterman's town has been built on seafood and fishing for generations, and the water around it still holds plenty of fish. Whether you're after striped bass in the deeper channels, flounder on the flats, or catfish in the tidal creeks, Crisfield offers access to different fishing styles within a short boat ride or walk from shore.
The articles here cover where to fish around Crisfield, what species show up in different seasons, and how to reach public access points. You'll find information about launching boats, wading opportunities, and what tackle and techniques work best for the local conditions—everything you need to plan a fishing trip to this corner of the Bay.