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Chesapeake Bay anglers have so much water to choose from that many places go untouched and unnoticed by most. Gwynn Island is just such a place. Connected to the rest of Mathews County by the Gwynn Island Bridge, Gwynn Island is a unique fishery. With Milford Haven to the south, Hills Bay to the west, and the Chesapeake Bay surrounding the island on its northern and eastern boundaries, anglers will find good fishing in every direction.
Types of Fish: Stripers, blues, gray seatrout, speckled trout, flounder, croaker, and puppy drum. This fly-fishing chapter describes the "where, when, and how" for fishing in this area. It includes a full-page map and information on the known hatches, suggested equipment to use, the best flies to use, season, limits, nearby accommodations, and camping.
Chesapeake Bay anglers have so much water to choose from that many places go untouched and unnoticed by most. Gwynn Island is just such a place. Connected to the rest of Mathews County by the Gwynn Island Bridge, Gwynn Island is a unique fishery. With Milford Haven to the south, Hills Bay to the west, and the Chesapeake Bay surrounding the island on its northern and eastern boundaries, anglers will find good fishing in every direction.
Types of Fish: Stripers, blues, gray seatrout, speckled trout, flounder, croaker, and puppy drum. This fly-fishing chapter describes the "where, when, and how" for fishing in this area. It includes a full-page map and information on the known hatches, suggested equipment to use, the best flies to use, season, limits, nearby accommodations, and camping.
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