Andrew Higgs

Born and raised in Southern Maryland Calvert County, Andrew has been fishing or crabbing the bay from above Chesapeake Beach to below Point Lookout and the Potomac River all his life. His father started him out young fishing and running a trot line crabbing in the Patuxent River. Andrew is 100% addicted to fishing and helping folks learn and enjoy fishing in the bay. He is on the water almost every day that he can go. Sight fishing Cobia to bottom fishing for perch and spot he loves it all. Spin fishing or fly-fishing Andrew will be happy to guide folks to the next “big one.” Or if catching fish for dinner is the plan. He knows where to go.

Growing up in the picturesque Southern Maryland Calvert County, Andrew's life has been intricately woven into the fabric of the Chesapeake Bay, where he has spent countless hours fishing and crabbing from the serene shores of Chesapeake Beach to the tranquil depths of Point Lookout and the Potomac River. Introduced to the joys of angling by his father at a tender age, Andrew developed a profound appreciation for the water, spending nearly every day possible immersed in the thrill of the catch. His unwavering passion for fishing is palpable, as he eagerly shares his expertise with others, helping both seasoned anglers and newcomers discover the joys of fishing in this enchanting bay. Whether it's sight fishing for the elusive Cobia or bottom fishing for perch and spot, Andrew’s diverse skills shine through, ensuring that every outing is tailored to meet the aspirations of his guests—be it landing a trophy fish or gathering the perfect catch for a family dinner. With Andrew as your guide, you can envision unforgettable moments shared on the water, supported by the friendly and knowledgeable crew at Rock On Charter Fishing, who are dedicated to making your fishing adventure not just a trip, but a cherished memory. So why wait? Book your unforgettable fishing adventure today and experience the joy of creating lasting memories with your loved ones on the beautiful waters of the Chesapeake Bay.