Chesapeake Bay & Potomac
Fishing Charter Rates & Dates 2025

March 10-June 15

Blue Catfish, Light Tackle

TANTALLON MARINA
900 Swan Creek Road
Fort Washington, MD 

All 3 Miss Susie Boats

6 hours

$800 for the first 6 passengers

+$100 for each additional passenger over the first 6 (i.e. 10 people=$1,200)

June 18 – July 15 and August 1 – August 5

Miss Susie II & Miss Susie IV Pasadena, MD

Rockfish, Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, White Perch, Light Tackle

5.5 hours

• • $800 for the first 6 passengers
  • +$100 for each additional passenger over the first 6 (i.e. 10 people=$1,200)

August 8 – September 30 (MORNING)

Solomons, MD

Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Cobia, Red Drum

Harbor Island Marina

105 Charles Street
Solomons, MD  

• • $860 for the first 6 passengers 
  • +$100 for each additional passenger over the first 6 (i.e. 10 people=$1,260)

August 8 – September 30 (AFTERNOON)

Solomons, MD

Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Cobia, Red Drum

Harbor Island Marina

105 Charles Street
Solomons, MD

8 Hours 

• • $1050 for the first 6 passengers
  • +$110 for each additional passenger over the first 6. (i.e. $1,490 for 10 people)

October 1 – November 23

Blue Catfish, Light Tackle

Tantallon Marina

900 Swan Creek Road
Fort Washington, MD

October 16 – November 16

Light Tackle Rockfish with Live Bait and Bottom Fishing for White Perch

December 11 – December 31

Late Season Rockfish 

Harbor Island Marina

Ventnor Marina

8070 VENTNOR Rd
Pasadena, MD

Harbor Island Marina

105 Charles Street
Solomons, MD

Point Lookout Marina 

16244 Miller’s Wharf Rd

Ridge, MD 20680

Up to 8 hours (rates vary – please see specific trips above)

• • $850 for the first 6 passengers
  • + $100 per person for each passenger over the first 6 (i.e. 10 people = $1,250)
    

The Chesapeake Bay is a truly special body of water where saltwater from the Atlantic Ocean blends with the many freshwater rivers and streams that feed this diverse estuary. This mixture of saltwater and freshwater is home to a vast array of marine life including tiny minnows, crabs, oysters, and several species of gamefish (some native e.g. Striped Bass and bluefish, and some non-native/invasive e.g. Blue Catfish). Because of this unique estuary environment, the Chesapeake Bay and Tidal Potomac River offer some of the best and most consistent fishing action found anywhere on the Atlantic Coast. All of this is in relatively protected waters, where extremely long boat rides are not needed.