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Chesapeake Bay fishing charter photos from the deck of Class Act

Families, first timers, regulars of thirty years, and a few big rockfish. Every photograph here is a real day on Class Act.

An assortment of many large fishes

Prize winning catches

A family of five on the dock, each holding a rockfish
A couple on the boat with their fish
Three kids on the stern, each with a fish
A red drum held up on deck
Six aboard, three of them kids, on the Class Act deck with their catch
A young woman working a trolling rod over the stern
A father and daughter at the dock with their fish
Four men on the deck each holding a big rockfish
A boy with a trolling rod at the rail
A woman holding up a rockfish in each hand
Five friends on the deck with the wake behind them
An angler reeling one in
Two anglers on deck with their fish, the rod rack behind them
A big rockfish held up at the dock
A perch coming over the side on a light rod
A young angler with her catch on the deck
Six anglers on the dock each holding a big rockfish
A boy leaning on the rail with a trolling rod
Two anglers each holding two fish, in front of the rod rack
Tossing a fish into the cooler on deck
A Spanish mackerel laid out on the deck
A white perch on the deck
Three of the jigs Captain Bobby fishes with
Pelicans on a piling out on the Bay
Heading out through Knapps Narrows past the drawbridge, the sky going gold
Out through Knapps Narrows, past the drawbridge.

Good to know

Are these photographs real Class Act trips?

Every one. Families, first timers, regulars of thirty years and a few big rockfish, all photographed on the Class Act deck or at the dock at Knapps Narrows.

What fish are in the pictures?

Mostly rockfish, with red drum, Spanish mackerel and bluefish through the summer. What you catch depends on the season: trophy rockfish in the spring, a bit of everything in the summer, and the big fish back from the ocean in the fall.

Can we take photographs on the boat?

Yes. Bring a camera or your phone, and something to keep it dry between fish.

Do children come on these trips?

Yes. Captain Bobby enjoys taking families out and makes sure the children share in the excitement of a good catch. Every guest counts toward the six, children included.

Where is the boat in the photos?

Class Act lives at Knapps Narrows Marina, 6176 Tilghman Island Road, Tilghman, Maryland. The drawbridge in the last picture is Knapps Narrows, which every trip passes on the way out.

How do I get a picture like these?

Book a day. Call (410) 924-4201 or send a request from the contact page, and bring a cooler for the fish you take home.

Can we keep what we catch?

Keepers that are in season and legal go in the cooler and home with you, so bring a cooler of your own for the ride back.

What tackle is in the pictures?

Light tackle, the lightest that will do the job, for a better fight and more fun. Bait, tackle and ice are included on every trip.

When is the best season for a big fish?

Trophy rockfish in the spring and the big rockfish back from the ocean in the fall. Summer is a bit of everything.

How many anglers fish at once?

Six at most, on an open deck with the rods racked where you need them.

Let's go fishing!

Book your charter today!

Six guests at most · tackle included

Book the trip of your dreams for up to six guests. Call us at (410) 924-4201, or for other booking inquiries, send us a message.

(410) 924-4201

No answer? Captain Bobby is probably out fishing. There is no cell signal out past the Narrows, so leave a message or send the form and he will call you back from the dock.

Used only to call you back about your trip.