2025 Heaviest 3 Fish Limit- Manasquan Res.
Dennis Tolentino - 11.43lbs.
2025 Lunker- Assunpink Lake
Dennis Tolentino 5.06lbs.
Heaviest Weight in 2025
Dennis Tolentino - 84.04 lbs.
Most Fish Caught in 2025
Dennis Tolentino- 35
Most Tournaments Fished in 2025- Ironman
ALL 16 Tournaments Jiggen Den
2025 Classic Winner
Jackson Fu 6 Bass totalling 15.45lbs.
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2025 SJHT Bass Classic participants
2025 SJHT Bass Classic Anglers final Day at Salem Canal 09-28-25
2025 SJHT Union Lake Open Bass Buddy Winners Circle
Congrats to this year's 2025 SJHT Union Lake Open Bass Buddy Tournament Winners. (Front L to R): 2nd Place Winners Greg & Andrea Zinni; 1st Place Team Josh & Jay Burger; 3rd Place Team Howard Brown & Jeff Davis
We recently held our annual Black Bass Roundtable where we discussed some important issues to black bass anglers. We discussed making license fees more fair and how to handle ?stacking up? of Largemouth Bass.
For the more detailed minutes of the meeting, please watch for our notices on Facebook, Twitter, and through E-mail (see my signature line below).
During the meeting, it was requested that we send out the MD Fishing Guide to tournament directors. I attached a low resolution version of the fishing guide to this email; the high resolution guide can be read at:
MD DNR is soliciting feedback on recreational park improvements through their land planning program. We thought that this might be a good opportunity for you guys to offer some ideas, such as improvements to Elk Neck State Park. Feel free to read more and post your comments here:
I can also post your comments if you send me an E-mail.
Potomac River Directors: Steve Chaconas, a fishing guide in Maryland, has written a recent article regarding licensing of anglers fishing the Potomac River. If you are having a tournament on the Potomac River, I highly encourage you to read the pretty short and well-written article written by Steve:
Upper Bay Directors: Finally, it was brought to my attention that some anglers have released Largemouth Bass to a small pond near Anchor Marine (in the upper Bay) rather than releasing them to the Northeast River. I need to be clear here: it is a violation of State law to release Largemouth Bass to a non-tidal body of water (such as a pond) without a permit from the State.
If you are a director of a tournament staged in North East, please remind your anglers that the Largemouth Bass belong in the river and not a shallow, storm water pond.
Have a great season and stay in touch, Joe.
Joseph W. Love, Ph.D.
