dale

I go straight across but watch out for a few trees

cara cove is the cove on the left just as you leave the north east. so 2 min.

Sass has been off I would run to Cara cove and fish the grass

I would change bait color if I wanted to stick to catching them on top. More than not tho. I would use the same bait to locate the fish and toss a sinko to the short strike area.

spot is filled Thanks guys

plese call if interested and i do have a cabin to stay in if needed Dale 267.347.0348

http://www.dnr.state.md.us/fisheries/fishingreport/frmapindex.asp try this link

Robby, Sorry you didn't do well. I finished 32 just 8 ounces out of the money. Just couldn't get that 5th fish with the 15 inch rule Dale Ps we have got cabin 18 in smallwood for the rest of the events. Stop by sometime

http://www.animalpaintball.com/samples_Angler.html link to shirts.

My biggest down fall is a Jigging spoon only ever caught cat fish on it.

Catt, My mistake... I am talking about pulling a 21 foot boat with a 200 and don't forget the 36 volt trolling motor,( 4 deep cycle batts and a 4 bank charger ) add in 50 gal of fuel and a dual axle trailer... plus living here in the philly area it is either stop and go or up and down hills. Dale

I don't see many pros here either...but I do see them on the Potomac Kentucky lake or lake Onieda. I often travel 300 plus miles each way to to fish and i'll be the first one to tell ya you need a good tow vehicle.

I have pulled with more trucks than most and over more mies than most...My input is since I bought a Yukon XL I do not need to think about this question...... ever see a pro pull up with his boat towed by a Ranger. Sorry but the truth of the matter is go to your local ramp and watch how others get there boat out of the water and what they are driving...you may learn and save a group of cash

the v-bottom sits deeper in the water than the pro team so I would pick the pro team for shallow water/ river fishing. But with your conditions go used boat and save your cash for the child support.

Robby try this link http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=38.45152&lon=-77.28484&s=500&size=l&u=4&datum=nad27&layer=DRG

Secret Weapon JMO...

if you say so hope you can still keep your spinner and buzz baits weed free with a trailer hook... ;D

in reguards to the hook issue... try a trailer hook just like on your spinner baits

I say bye bye skunk monkey...for the first one...then that will cull on the 6th one..if I get that lucky..

I use them alot over matted grass with pockets that I can let it flutter down in. My go to bait on the Hudson river in the chestnuts.

Might I offer a little salt for the wound ?.... ;D ;D

I go to a boat dealer and buy this type of chart. http://ocsdata.ncd.noaa.gov/OnLineViewer/ I fish allot of tidal waters and need the navigation type chart. If you read your hot spot type map is says "not intended for navigation" . They are good for places to start looking for fish but they are lacking in detail. Dale

Pennsylvania Fish License Information License Type Age Cost Replacement Cost Fee Usually Ships Within One-Day Tourist Fishing 16 & up $25.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days Resident Fishing 16 - 64 $21.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days Senior Resident Fishing 65 & up $10.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days One-Day Resident Fishing 16 & up $10.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days Non-Resident Fishing 16 & up $51.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days Three-Day Tourist Fishing 16 & up $25.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days Seven-Day Tourist Fishing 16 & up $33.00 $4.25 $1.00 10 days Trout/Salmon Permit 16 & up $8.00 $8.00 $1.00 10 days Lake Erie Permit 16 & up $8.00 $8.00 $1.00 10 days Combination Permit 16 & up $14.00 $14.00 $1.00 10 days

Anytime you can point out someone you feel is what this site is all about it will ony help keep the members you have. All here are aa GREAT group of People!!! then again JMO ;D Dale

Go to Washington DC and fish the Potomac river ABA has a tourney 5/3 should be hot then Dale