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For those not on the MD DNR update mailing list, this came today.
Recreational Fishing and Boating Prohibition
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources reminds all anglers that under Governor Larry Hogan’s*Stay at Home order,*recreational fishing and boating are prohibited activities.*Limited exceptions exist only for individuals who fish as a matter of sustenance. In all cases,*catch-and-release fishing is strictly prohibited anywhere in Maryland.*The*executive order*states that no Maryland resident should leave their home unless it is for an essential job or for an essential reason, such as obtaining food or medicine, seeking urgent medical attention, or for other necessary purposes.*The governor’s executive order is in place until further notice and the intent is simple: stay home unless you absolutely must leave.The COVID-19 pandemic is a serious global health crisis and the number of confirmed cases and deaths in Maryland rises everyday. Risking unnecessary exposure is not just a hazard for you -- it puts law enforcement, emergency responders, seniors, and vulnerable populations in danger. We will save lives by doing the right thing and simply staying home.
For any questions, please*refer to the department's website.
Recreational Fishing and Boating Prohibition
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources reminds all anglers that under Governor Larry Hogan’s*Stay at Home order,*recreational fishing and boating are prohibited activities.*Limited exceptions exist only for individuals who fish as a matter of sustenance. In all cases,*catch-and-release fishing is strictly prohibited anywhere in Maryland.*The*executive order*states that no Maryland resident should leave their home unless it is for an essential job or for an essential reason, such as obtaining food or medicine, seeking urgent medical attention, or for other necessary purposes.*The governor’s executive order is in place until further notice and the intent is simple: stay home unless you absolutely must leave.The COVID-19 pandemic is a serious global health crisis and the number of confirmed cases and deaths in Maryland rises everyday. Risking unnecessary exposure is not just a hazard for you -- it puts law enforcement, emergency responders, seniors, and vulnerable populations in danger. We will save lives by doing the right thing and simply staying home.
For any questions, please*refer to the department's website.
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