How Bad is the Situation with Striped Bass on the East Coast and Chesapeake Bay? with Capt. John McMurray of One More Cast Charters

Fishing Reports by Lateral Line Fishing Journal

Just how bad is the striped bass population along the East Coast and Chesapeake Bay?
We discuss the science and what's happening on the water.
Capt. John McMurray joins us for a conversation about the striped bass population on the East Coast and in the Chesapeake Bay.
ABOUT CAPT. JOHN McMURRAY
Capt. McMurray has been the owner and primary operator of “One More Cast” Charters for over 20 years.
He runs trips on both the skiffs and the Contenders, pretty much every day the weather allows, from mid-April through December – with the notable exception of every other Sunday, which he sets aside to take his 10 year old son fishing (AKA “Bro-day”).

As is the case with any small business owner he is the chief maintenance officer, booking agent, mechanic, electrician, accountant etc.

After obtaining an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Loyola College in Maryland, Captain McMurray served in the US Coast Guard. After his career in the Coast Guard he was the Executive Director of the Coastal Conservation Association New York, then Director of Grants Programs at the Norcross Wildlife Foundation in New York before becoming a full time fishing guide.

Capt. McMurray is a well known and well published outdoor writer, notable for his work on fisheries conservation issues. He's written for Reel-Time.com, Saltwater Sportsman and Sport Fishing Magazine, and has had feature articles and/or photography published in On The Water, Saltwater Fly Fishing, Tide Magazine, Nor’east Saltwater, Newsday and the New York Times.
SHOW LINKS

• One More Cash Fishing Charters
  https://nyctuna.com