Experience one of the most diverse, unique, picturesque river and forest ecosystems on the East Coast. Deep and slow, the Pocomoke’s dark waters meander through a rich forest home to loblolly pines and bald cypress trees. The fishing in this river is abundantly productive 12 months out of the year. In winter big crappies, bluegills, and yellow perch seek cover amongst the fallen timber that borders the river. In summer and fall, acres of lilypads provide endless habitat for largemouth bass. The Pocomoke is a light tackle paradise for anglers wishing to test their skills with light spinning or fly tackle. Captain Brian has experience in a myriad of techniques giving you the best possible chance for success! No matter the time of year, Buffalo Hunter Guide Service is committed to bringing you the best the shore has to offer!
Price: $300 for 4 Hours
Details: Up to 4 Anglers. Rods, reels, bait, ice, non-alcoholic beverages provided.
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Miles of saltmarshes and expansive flats present ample opportunity to stalk flounder. Whether drifting live baits over oyster beds, or slow trolling artificals across the flats, Captain Brian has literally a lifetime of experience in these waters.
Fishing
Experience fishing more indicative of the marshes of Louisiana or Texas than of the Chesapeake Bay! Cast light spinning or fly tackle in the endless shallows around wind blown points, stump fields, or submerged grass flats. Any skill level angler can have success with us and all are welcome.
Bird Watching & Nature Tours
Experience peace and quiet among the slow tannic waters and bald cypress trees along one of the most unique river and forest ecosystems in the mid-Atlantic! The Pocomoke River is home to flocks of wintering waterfowl, bald eagles, barred owls and more.