Baltimore Mom

This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you if you make a purchase through them. Mid-September brings cooling water temperatures across Maryland, signaling an exciting seasonal transition for freshwater and tidal anglers looking to get out on the water. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources  has released its latest weekly fishing bulletin , spotlighting prime late-summer and early-fall patterns for targeting aggressive sportfish in regional tributaries. * Chesapeake Channa (Northern Snakehead) on the Hunt : Northern snakeheads are feeding aggressively throughout September, creating prime conditions for sight-casting and topwater blowups. Anglers are finding the best success working lures over and along shallow submerged grass flats in Maryland’s tidal river systems, as detailed in the full Maryland Fishing Report . * Largemouth Bass Seasonal Shift : Largemouth bass are currently holding to t...

Looking for enriching, nature-focused weekend plans around Charm City? The National Aquarium  has released its latest Scout News bulletin, spotlighting upcoming educational badge workshops for youth scouts and a free community celebration right on the Baltimore waterfront. Whether your family wants to get hands-on with conservation science or explore outdoor trails in South Baltimore, there are plenty of interactive learning opportunities on the horizon. * Free Urban Wildlife Conservation Day at Masonville Cove:  On Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, families can head down to South Baltimore for a full day of free outdoor exploration at Masonville Cove . The nation's first designated Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership offers 54 acres of restored wetlands and nature trails, with activities including guided nature walks, outdoor yoga, educational boat rides along the Patapsco River, and fishing clinics (RSVP required for select sessions...