Maryland
Annapolis, MD 21401-7307
Plan Your Visit
Maryland Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
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177 Admiral Cochrane Drive Annapolis, MD 21401-7307
Get Involved
If you have found a tag from a fish from one of our programs please report it at 1-800-448-8322. If you have a crab tag it can be reported online at www.fws.gov/crabtag
Services
About
The Maryland Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office was established in 1985 to help restore Atlantic Coast migratory fish species like Striped Bass, which had suffered from heavy fishing pressure and habitat degradation. Our mission involves coordinating tagging programs for species including Atlantic Sturgeon, American Shad, and American Eel to assess stock sizes and causes of population decline. We are co-located with the Ecological Services-Chesapeake Bay Field Office in Annapolis, Maryland.