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Maryland's Who's who!
Never seen a smallie out of there; plenty of largies though. I'm breaking in my fishfinder over there this Sunday.
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Maryland's Who's who!
Dayumn right he does brosif.
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Maryland's Who's who!
Permits are free, yet I know many that don't attain one. I think that the Columbia Association would only slap the hand the wrist if you play dumb.
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Maryland's Who's who!
Eh, I call bull5h!#. Taco Bell girl is still waiting on your order. Bwahaha.
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Maryland's Who's who!
I know the dropshot is the bees knees.
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Maryland's Who's who!
I was in the same boat last season. It definitely is the go to technique for the mid-day. I pretty much keep the rod tip elevated between 12 and 2 o clock and add more height to the presentation with my elbows at least chest height when the line's out 15+ yards. I was once a firm believer in that it was only a boater's technique. Man was I wrong. Second to that, for a mid-day bait, would have to go to the shakyhead with a zman finesse worm or an aertail.
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Maryland's Who's who!
Dropshot and a slow crawled craw jig. The association has been mowing the hydrilla so punching is pretty much at a minimal. Later on, I'd run a spinnerbait or Chatterbait along with a topwater like a torpedoe.
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Maryland's Who's who!
It's roughly 2.25 for the shorter route and close to 3 the safer route; low gear is your best friend. I only caught dinks (2lb'er at most) but I wasn't running slow techniques. I'm sure you can pull 5'ers out of there, but I'd make at least knee high wading boots to get some prime casts in.
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Maryland's Who's who!
I bought a bike for that pond alone. It's like fishing a private farm pond. Have fun.
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Maryland's Who's who!
I've goose-egg'ed a handful of times. I have seen some eerily elongated silhuoettes by the rock bank next to the pier. It could be a bowfin but with milky muddy waters the last few outings, I think the darker snakehead would stand out much more.
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Maryland's Who's who!
Need advise on baits to pack for Wayson's Corner in Upper Marlboro. My job is taking me there tomorrow. Just looking to fish about 30 min to an hour.
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Maryland's Who's who!
Couple folks I know that reported it was told about the process. One lucky wretched got to go fishing on weekday morning and saw it. I wish I could fish a weekday morning.
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Maryland's Who's who!
DNR sure was quick to electroshock and clean out Elkhorn's snakeheads. And here I thought I'd get the chance to fulfill my duty and go Rambo on one.
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Maryland's Who's who!
d**n word floated quick as ****. Your Chris' roommate right? Did he get that from David?
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Maryland's Who's who!
They sure do within two hours (unless you don't mind yakking or rowing a boat). Usually they trickle back at about 11ish.