Broad Creek Fall Fishing: 24 Rockfish & Blues on Light Tackle

Had a solid crew of two join us this fall morning for an early start on Broad Creek. We launched around dawn with partly cloudy skies that brought some rain throughout the day, but the water conditions on Broad Creek stayed fishable. This was our Half Day Trip (AM) with Screaming Eagle Charters.

We focused on bottom fishing, casting, and trolling using light tackle with live bait. The crew landed a total of 8 Striped Bass (Rockfish) and 16 Bluefish during our time out there. Broad Creek delivers consistent action because it holds good structure and baitfish that attract both species. The light tackle setup made every fish feel like a real battle, and the live bait proved deadly effective. We wrapped up the morning with 24 fish in the box and everyone wearing big grins.

If you're looking to get on some serious fishing action, book a Half Day Trip (AM) with us at Screaming Eagle Charters. Broad Creek consistently produces quality Striped Bass and Bluefish, especially during fall when the fish are feeding heavily before winter. Our light tackle approach with live bait gives you the best shot at filling the cooler while having a blast doing it. We know these waters inside and out, and our morning trips take advantage of prime feeding times when the fish are most active. Whether you're after keeper Rockfish or want to load up on feisty Bluefish, we'll put you on the fish. The combination of bottom fishing, casting, and trolling techniques means we can adapt to whatever the fish want on any given day. Give us a call to book your next fishing adventure on Broad Creek.