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Friday, July 3, 2026

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USWW Delmarva FishCast — Warm Delaware waters keep sheepshead, croaker, flounder, and inlet stripers in the mix as of 2026-07-03

Overview As of 2026-07-03, this Friday main report is shaped by warm water and a strong Delaware/inlet bite. NOAA buoy readings are in the low-to-mid 70s offshore and in the bay, while USGS gauges show warm tidal-river water and low freshwater flows in several systems. DE DNREC supplied the fresh weekly report; MD DNR was unavailable this cycle, so Maryland saltwater coverage is limited and should be cross-checked locally.

DelmarvaJul 3, 1:22 PM
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Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Fishcastmedium confidence

USWW Delmarva FishCast — Delaware surf, bay, and inlet bites are carrying the week; Maryland reports are thin this cycle

Overview As of 2026-06-30 and this Tuesday mid-week cadence, the pattern is firmly in summer mode. NOAA NDBC is showing warm coastal and bay water in the 70s, while the NOAA CO-OPS tide cycles line up with the cleaner movement at the surf, inlet, and upper-bay stations. MD DNR was unavailable this cycle, so the Delaware report and the NOAA/USGS data carry most of the useful bite picture.

DelmarvaJun 30, 11:30 AM
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Saturday, June 27, 2026

Fishcastmedium confidence

USWW Delmarva FishCast — Spot, croaker, surf kings, and inlet bluefish lead Delaware’s early-summer bite

## Overview This Friday main FishCast is a snapshot as of 2026-06-26, built around the fresh Delaware DNREC report posted 2026-06-25 18:24 UTC. The pattern is classic early summer: water has warmed enough to bring inshore saltwater fish into a more predictable mix of spot, croaker, inlet bluefish, flounder, and a few beach kings, while Delaware freshwater ponds and lower tidal rivers are giving up bass and crappie. Maryland DNR was unavailable this cycle, so this update leans

DelmarvaJun 27, 5:31 PM
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Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Fishcastmedium confidence

USWW Delmarva FishCast — Warm bay water and moving tides are driving croaker, stripers, and inlet blues across Delmarva

Overview As of 2026-06-23, this week’s mid-week snapshot shows a warm-water, moving-tide pattern across Delmarva. NOAA NDBC buoys are sitting in the upper 60s to near 70°F in the bay and nearshore, while the lower river gauges show warmer water in the inland systems, which helps explain why croaker, striped bass, bluefish, flounder, and freshwater bass are the main names in the reports. The cadence this week is Tuesday mid-week, so treat this as a snapshot between the Friday

DelmarvaJun 23, 11:22 AM
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Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Fishcastmedium confidence

USWW Delmarva FishCast — Surf and inlet stripers hold steady while Delaware Bay shoreline, flathead catfish, and freshwater bass/crappie all produce as conditions improve.

## Overview This is the Tuesday mid-week Delmarva FishCast for 2026-06-09. The Friday main report usually carries the broader picture, while this update leans more heavily on DE DNREC, NOAA NDBC, NOAA CO-OPS, USGS NWIS, and ASMFC because MD DNR was unavailable this cycle. Water temperatures range from 60.6°F offshore to 66.7°F at Cape May, and the warm nearshore pocket lines up with better surf and inlet reports after the weather settled.

DelmarvaJun 9, 12:17 PM
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Sunday, June 7, 2026

Fishcastmedium confidence

USWW Delmarva FishCast — As of 2026-06-07: surf stripers and blues, Delaware Bay perch/catfish, and freshwater bass/crappie

Overview As of 2026-06-07, this Friday-main FishCast is built from Delaware DNREC, NOAA, and USGS reports, with MD DNR unavailable this cycle. The best read this week is a mixed but useful one: the surf and inlet bite improved when the weather improved, Delaware Bay shore points held fish, and a few freshwater systems continued to produce bass and crappie. For anglers planning a short trip, the tide windows and water-temperature spread matter more than chasing one hot spot.

DelmarvaJun 7, 5:28 PM
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