Mattawoman Creek / Potomac River
This natural area includes over 1,300 acres in the northwestern part of Charles County and has been described by some as a model for a fully restored Chesapeake Bay. The Mattawoman is a quiet serene creek which is ideal for bass fishing or canoeing, and is primarily fresh water.
The Mattawoman Creek is a well-known area for its prized Largemouth bass. The Mattawoman Creek & Potomac River provide some of the best (if not the best) bass fishing on the East Coast, drawing high-profile tournaments and anglers from all over the country. Largemouth bass fishing tournaments occur at Smallwood State Park nearly every weekend from April to November. A continuous release of bass from the marina replenishes Mattawoman Creek.
Mattawoman Creek is filled with abundant and rare natural resources, offering residents and visitors the chance to observe a stunning environment that once surrounded the entire Chesapeake Bay.
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