MDfishing.org - Clubs and Organizations

Fantasy Time

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 11:00:19 -0600

Are we going to have a Fantasy leauge this year. Let's get it on!!!

FANTASY FISHING RESULTS

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 17:57:04 -0500

RNK ENTRY, OWNER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TOTAL PCT
1 Hynes, B. Hynes 1145 1254 1038 915 915 1049 1216 957 939 9428 76.9
2 Jackson, J. Kephart, J. Kephart 1178 1013 995 1027 1151 1127 1064 817 984 9356 72.5
3 Muskalungee, M. Poddo 1048 1084 1076 883 1226 1091 1327 755 639 9129 59.1
4 Team Steve, s. puziss 1144 902 1011 1011 832 1038 1026 1159 936 9059 55.6
5 Reel Nice, T. Bennett 0 1213 1164 997 1131 1028 1054 1174 993 8754 45.0
6 Butt, D. Butt 0 1088 951 839 1055 947 1080 1031 1078 8069 31.4
7 TheDuder, S. Poddo 1208 978 670 823 826 977 861 799 848 7990 30.1

My Picks

Thu, 02 Apr 2009 19:19:44 -0500

Man, I forgot to reset my picks for this weekends tourny. Tim Horton and Boyd Ducket was going to be two of them. oh well. what I have isn't going to go far.

Volunteer Event Rescheduled - Who's coming?

Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:39:58 -0500

Due to the inclement weather this weekend, the stream restoration project in Mt. Airy was rescheduled to this Saturday 24-March at 0900. Please let me know if you're interested in coming and lending a hand.

Saturday, March 24
9 am – 1 pm
Mt. Airy, MD
Project: Restore 7,000’ of streambank on a large beef cattle farm by planting 1,300 native trees and shrubs in an area where the cows have been fenced out of the stream.

Muskalungeeeee!
-Mike

Planted Some Trees Last Weekend.

Fri, 13 Oct 2006 08:18:46 -0500

Two friends of mine and I went and helped out the Chesepeake Bay Foundation (thanks for the tip Mike)last weekend. There were 138 volunteers, and we planted 800 trees and 400 shrubs along Glade Creek (above Frederick) that runs into the Monoc. It was a great experience...and a reall "feel good" thing to do. I was amazed at the number of volunteers. We started at 9:00 AM and finished at 12:30...just goes to show you what a big group of people can get done. They have more plantings coming up, and you can check their website for more info. I'll have some pictures soon. My digital camera got wet on a fishing/camping trip, but luckily I also had my film camera, but I won't get the pictures developed for a while.

Christian Smallie Adventure

Wed, 06 Apr 2005 20:05:53 -0500

Guys, this is a Christian Men's Organization that Rod Champion supports. Rod will not be getting paid for this. But he and his son Matt will be doing the Guiding and providing canoes for anyone. The weekend will be good Christian Fellowship, with A Christian message. So come and Join them.

This is a Flyer being sent out nationally and many will not have ever smallmouth bass fished. Not written by me. We often take for granted the smallie fishing we enjoy. Rod has taken these fellows and they see it as some of the best fishing in the world. It is pretty good, isn't it?

Fly Fishing On the Toe River

The Canoe Club of Greater Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Sat, 26 Feb 2005 22:25:26 -0600

"What’s the Club about?"
It's about water, mostly flat water on lakes, streams, and lazy rivers. High waves and churning rapids. Water rushing between rocks and sliding over ledges. Water rolling into gentle eddies, or drifting slowly through wooded hills, past abandoned settlements, and around islands filled with trees and birds and not much else. Even water from the ocean, reflecting the light of distant stars before breaking in waves upon the beach. Mostly the club is about water.

Thurmont Conservation & Sportsman's Club

Sun, 20 Feb 2005 14:47:14 -0600

Welcome to the Thurmont Conservation and Sportsman'sClub (TCSC) website. The club is located at the confluence of the Monocacy River and Hunting Creek, providing members access to both streams where it is possible to catch trout, small mouth bass, catfish, carp and other warm water species. The club maintains a boat ramp into these waters for members. You can find directions to TCSC here. The club facilities include a modern campground with electric and water hookups lying along Hunting Creek creating a peaceful getaway spot for members and their guests. Additional facilities available t

Potomac Valley Fly Fishers

Sun, 20 Feb 2005 14:45:24 -0600

The Purpose of Potomac Valley Fly Fishers Club is:

(1) To promote fly fishing as a sportsman like and enjoyable way of fishing, and the most consistent with the preservation and wise use of our resources

(2) To provide advice, suggestions and assistance to club members

(3) To publicize the best practices and techniques of fly fishing, fly tying, fly casting and other related subjects and

(4) To maintain liaison with other organizations of sportsmen and conservationists.

Please feel free to drop in and join us! You don't have to know how to fly fish, just have the enthusiasm. We are a group who get together and talk about fly fishing and plan trips. Experience is not necessary. It's the enjoyment of the outdoors, conservation and fishing. Our meetings last approximately an hour and a half.

The Illinois Smallmouth Alliance

Mon, 13 Sep 2004 11:22:30 -0500

The Illinois Smallmouth Alliance (ISA) is an organization of catch and release anglers helping to preserve the smallmouth bass and its habitat through education and conservation. Participation in the ISA is a great way to keep your finger on the pulse of the latest techniques and concerns regarding smallmouth bass in Illinois.

MD DNR - Upper Potomac River Team

Mon, 05 Apr 2004 09:53:15 -0500

Mike is in the process of contacting these folks to see how we can help. If your interested in lending a hand, let him know. Here's some more information:

The mission of the Upper Potomac Tributary Team is to reduce nutrient and sediment inputs and to restore habitat in the Upper Potomac Watershed through community participation. The team believes that it can make the most effective contributions to protecting and restoring the Upper Potomac Watershed by focusing on the following four themes:

1. Stream Restoration and Reforestation Projects: work with organizations and landowners to accomplish stream restoration and reforestation projects.

Monocacy Canoe Club

Wed, 25 Feb 2004 11:12:34 -0600

The Monocacy Canoe Club (MCC) is the fastest growing paddling organization in the Baltimore-Washington, D.C., area, and is also the club most steeped in tradition. Is this a paradox? We think not.

Potomac River Smallmouth Club (PRSC)

Sun, 01 Feb 2004 14:22:21 -0600

The Potomac River Smallmouth Club (PRSC) is the Washington D.C. Capital Area\'s leading river fishing and conservation organization. Think about attending one of their meetings. I didn\'t regret it, they are alot bigger than you might think.