Captwalleye  03/10/2010 - 06:02  Trip Reports  Farm Pond    I finally got a chance to drag my carcass out and go fishin'.I slipped up to my sure thing pond and managed five Crappie and one very skinny six inch largemouth.They all fell to a 1/16 oz.craft hair jig fished staight up and also suspended one foot under a float.
I did get out earlier to the same pond before the snow,and got one Crappie and one Largemouth.The water was a whole lot colder than it is now.I saw one little turtle climb out and sun itself in the last rays of the day.That's a good sign.With the rain coming and moderate temps fishin' everywhere should take off.
So.....quit talkin

smalljaw  03/09/2010 - 21:10  Friends of MDfishing.org  Local and Independant Tackle Dealers    Heads Up!

http://caseplastics.com/ got a cease and desist from another manufacturer on their Sweet Pea product so they had to pull it off their website. It is a beaver style bait that is sized correctly for smallies. I use them ALOT. Anyway, they sold me some of their existing inventory at cost. If you like Case and beaver style baits give them a call. I bought 102 bags in all different colors for $1.15/bag. That's over 1,000 Beavers ... bwahahahahaha

space inwaders  03/06/2010 - 11:12  Trip Reports  River    I'd been trying all winter when the snow allowed. The rivers are pretty high now, but not muddy. I haven't had luck cept for a 12" sucker on monday evening, caught on a 4" mister twister smoke/flake curly tail bouncing bottom.

I went down to my neighborhood spot on a major tributary to the potomac thursday evening. This place is 8-15' deep and had a pretty strong back-flow going. Once i switched to a 1/4 oz jig head and a gulp emerald shiner, twitching along bottom, it didnt take long to get my first bass of the year. First one was about 13 inches, about 10 mins later a nice fat 17 incher.

smalljaw  03/05/2010 - 19:21  Kayaking    Selling the yaks. 1 well used and fully rigged for yakfishing with karma included, 1 mildy used stock boat. Phase III seats. Each with a Aquabound Seaclude 230cm paddle included.

$250 each or $450 for both.

Here are some pics of both boats in action:

PM me here or just post.

Thanks,
Smalljaw

ogbudha  02/13/2010 - 18:22  Nut Jobs  Roll Your Own    I need to defend my title.

Where is it Mike? I looked under private and public groups and couldnt find it.


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barbthebarb  02/05/2010 - 12:55  Loch Raven    Hi, I'm new to this site. I'm looking for info on Loch Raven. I usually fish from the shore by the bridge, but will rent a boat every now and then. Does anyone know any good shore spots and what tackle works best there? Any other info you'd be willing to share would be great.

Thanks,
Mike

jackson  02/04/2010 - 14:42  Friends of MDfishing.org    Have not posted since May of last year! Have been checking in every so often though! Enjoyed reading all's success stories. Did not get much fishing in since last spring due to health issues. Then fall was here and I picked up the bow! Short lived though! Had a heart-attack on 10/19/09, received a stent that evening, then transported to Johns Hopkins on 10/20/09 where I spent couple weeks. Had a Quad-bypass. Finally returned home on 11/3/09! Currently doing rehab and working out so I'll be able to paddle that boat up current on the little river come spring! Can't Wait!!!!! Good Luck to all!

mdela  02/02/2010 - 17:06    I am new to the site, and would like some advice on where to put in on the potomac for some Feb walleye fishing?
Thanks
Mdela

smalljaw  01/22/2010 - 14:56  Shows and Events    Cabin Creek Bassmaster 7th Annual Sportmens Flea Market
at Washington County Agricultural Education Center
7313 Sharpsburg Pike Boonsboro, MD
Saturday Jan. 23, 2010 9am-4pm
Sunday Jan. 24, 9am-2pm
Admission $3 & children u/12 free
refreshements available

ogbudha  01/17/2010 - 10:40  Trip Reports  Potomac  Roll Your Own    Got out New Years Day for some feeshn.
We hooked up with a few smallies 14-17 and a near 20lb carp.
Fish were in a favorite mid river spot I hit during winter months. It doesnt look like a winter hole but for some reason the fish like it. Enough protection and right bottom composition for them I guess..so it is a winter hole. Just not what youd expect to fish for smallies in the middle of frigid temps as its only 3 ft deep.
Carp hit a small tube on 6lb test...took quite a while to get in. The lucky angler who caught it was extremely pleased w/ the fight and complained of his arm being sore.