at Hereford Volunteer Fire Hall, 510 Monkton Rd., Monkton, MD 21111. Tickets cost $10, children under 12 are free.Ĥ: Fisherman's Flea Market sponsored by Electric Bass Anglers - New and used freshwater and saltwater tackle for trout, snakehead, and more! 8 a.m. Stay tuned for updates on Facebook February Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia Winter Fishing Showsģ-5: The Mid-Atlantic Sports and Boat Show at the Virginia Beach Convention Center in Virginia Beach, VA. Fishing rods, reels, lures and other fishing accessories, fishing charters, crabbing supplies, food, and more. Admission costs $4 (ages 16 and under are free). to 5 p.m.Ģ8-29: Kent Island Fisherman’s 12th Annual Fishing Flea Market at the Kent Island American Legion Post #278 in Stevensville, MD. Anglers (6-12) $5, Children 5 & under FREE.Ģ8: Tri-State Marine’s Annual ‘Early Spring’ Open House at Tri-State Marine in Deale, MD. Admission: Adults $9, Seniors 60+ & Military $8, Jr.
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Inshore/offshore tackle vendors, charter captains, boating and fishing supplies, marine artists, crabbing supplies and vendors, rod and reel vendors and repairs, used supplies, boat vendors and marine techs, custom rod builders, and more.Ģ0-22: The Chesapeake Bay Boat Show at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, MD ( see below for a sneak peek).Ģ0-22: The Richmond Fishing Expoheld at Meadow Event Park in in Doswell, Virginia will feature a large array of fishing tackle combined with some of the finest professional anglers around. Friday 9 a.m. $5 entry for adults, kids 12 and under are free. Parking at the firehouse and Kellam’s Field (shuttle provided). $15 a day, $25 for two days, $30 for three days.ġ4: First Annual Fishing & Outdoor Expo and Flea Market at the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department in North Beach, MD. Powell Convention Center in Ocean City, MD. January Winter Fishing Shows in Maryland and Virginiaġ3-15: 48th East Coast Commercial Fisherman’s & Aquaculture Trade Exposition at the Roland E. Winter fishing shows are a great place to find cool new fishing gear and gadgets. And trust us, he’s always willing (sometimes a little too willing) to jawbone about fishing. In fact, if you’re going to shows in Maryland there’s a good chance you’ll run into our own Angler in Chief, Lenny Rudow. You will often see members of supporting local charities and organizations by participating in art shows, teaching workshops, and donating items for fundraisers.If the wind is down and the temperatures are up, to heck with those winter fishing shows – take advantage of the opportunity, and go fishing for some big blue catfish, or head out into the ocean and enjoy a day of tautog fishing! That said, the winter tackle shows are a great way to break cabin fever, check out the wares of tackle vendors making cut-rate deals, see what gear other anglers are unloading, and speak one-on-one with people who make tackle and/or run charters. Supporting local artists allows them the opportunity to continue to serve their communities. Small local businesses make indispensable contributions to communities and neighborhoods. Money spent locally stays in the local economy and continues to strengthen the economic base of the entire community. Come support this aspiring new artist! Her bright colored abstracts will surely brighten your winter day. She paints out of enjoyment and passion and says that painting gives her peace. Benita is an enthusiastic new artist eager to share her artistic creations with the community. Our featured artist for January is Benita Jenkins. You’ll see works by local artists like “Evening Walk” by Mike Smawley, “Tabby at the Window” by Suzanne Shelden and “Cat Sleeping on the Porch” by Davy Strong and much more to help erase those winter doldrums! How will artists respond to their cabin fever? Come to January reception on Janufrom 1 – 4 (light refreshments will be served). This visceral need to be among people, the desire to shake off the couch crumbs, the need to take in stimulating scenery is the universe telling you to get up and get out! Listen to your inner artist, take a walk, study the trees’ long limbs, smell the cold air, meet a friend for a hot drink. Hello to a New Year with endless possibilities! Winter days ushered us from frenzied holidays into cold January where gray skies atop leafless trees steal the landscape of warmth and forces us inside day after day - cabin fever has arrived.
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