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Hello, my name is Andrew and I live in Washington DC. 

 

I enjoy fishing in general, and have been fishing since I was a kid. I grew up in San Francisco, CA. Before moving to the East Coast I did very little bass fishing, as we focused primarily on saltwater (cod, stripers/rockfish, etc.) I have grown into an avid freshwater fisherman.The fishing in and around the DC/MD/VA area leaves me no shortage of good action to get into, so I am very thankful to live here. 

 

I'm hoping to be a solid contributor to this forum, as I have been lurking here for quite some time and I'd like to give back to the community. 

 

Thanks to all the posters here and the site administrators for sharing their knowledge and for the countless hours of good and informative reading they've treated me to. 

 

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Welcome................

Hi Andrew, welcome to BR officially!  There's definitely a great group of fishermen and women here as it sounds like you've already seen.  I'm in MD myself and we've got a great little thread going where a lot of people from the DMV area talk shop.  Stop by and check us out here http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/43647-marylands-whos-who/?hl=%20maryland%20%20who

 

Kevin I.

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@whitwolf Thank you.

 

@TheKingFisher I definitely will check out the thread. Thanks.

Welcome Andrew, enjoy the forum.  We'll have to hook up some day, I'm just south of you and launch out of Smallwood State Park on Mattawoman creek.  Are you a boater or non-boater?

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Welcome Andrew, enjoy the forum.  We'll have to hook up some day, I'm just south of you and launch out of Smallwood State Park on Mattawoman creek.  Are you a boater or non-boater?

Thank you. That would be great. I fish that area pretty frequently Spring-Fall (Mattawoman, Piscataway, Mallows Bay, etc.) I usually fish from a 17' canoe. 

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Welcome to Bass Resource!  Im over here on Marylands eastern shore in Caroline County.

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Welcome to Bass Resource!  Im over here on Marylands eastern shore in Caroline County.

Thanks Tuckahoe Joe. I need to get out that way some time before Spring to get at those chain pickerel on the Eastern Shore, while it's still cold.

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Thanks Tuckahoe Joe. I need to get out that way some time before Spring to get at those chain pickerel on the Eastern Shore, while it's still cold.

Haven't caught a bass since November.  Chain pickerel and stocked trout are about the only things still biting.  Caught a few nice picks this past fall between 18 and 24 inches.

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Haven't caught a bass since November.  Chain pickerel and stocked trout are about the only things still biting.  Caught a few nice picks this past fall between 18 and 24 inches.

It's pretty slow out this way too, but thankfully we have a few warm water outflows nearby where the bass are not quite as sluggish. Pickerel are awesome fish to catch. I have limited experience catching them down in Southern MD as a by-catch while bass fishing, but everything I read leads me to believe that they're more common in your neck of the woods. 

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It's pretty slow out this way too, but thankfully we have a few warm water outflows nearby where the bass are not quite as sluggish. Pickerel are awesome fish to catch. I have limited experience catching them down in Southern MD as a by-catch while bass fishing, but everything I read leads me to believe that they're more common in your neck of the woods. 

I just started fishing this past year so I don't really know how common they are but I do know that I definitly started catching them a lot more in the fall when it started to cool off.  Caught them on KVD 1.5's and BPS worms fishing for bass and 1/4oz roostertails fishing for trout.

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I just started fishing this past year so I don't really know how common they are but I do know that I definitly started catching them a lot more in the fall when it started to cool off.  Caught them on KVD 1.5's and BPS worms fishing for bass and 1/4oz roostertails fishing for trout.

Nice. I'm going to hit some of those ponds with shallow running cranks then and see what I can get. As far as I know, the Eastern Shore is a pickerel heartland. 

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Good luck to you.  I need to get my 2013 liscence soon.  I wanna get out for some trout before it warms up but a pickerel or 2 is always a nice surprise.  They always put up a really good fight.

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Good luck to you.  I need to get my 2013 liscence soon.  I wanna get out for some trout before it warms up but a pickerel or 2 is always a nice surprise.  They always put up a really good fight.

Thanks. Hope you land some nice trout.

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Welcome to the Forum. Glad you are with us.

 

Just ask your questions and we will do our best to provide answers.

 

Enjoy the traffic!!!

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Welcome to the Forum. Glad you are with us.

 

Just ask your questions and we will do our best to provide answers.

 

Enjoy the traffic!!!

Thanks Sam. I really like your avatar pic.

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Snakehead, hit the Potomac and get you a few nice snakeheads.  They put up a good fight.

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Welcome, glad to see another member from the area. I am in Germantown Md, not to far up the road.

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Welcome, glad to see another member from the area. I am in Germantown Md, not to far up the road.

Thank you Brian. I've fished Little Seneca a hand full of times. That's a difficult lake to pattern.

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Welcome to the forum !!!

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Come join us in the Southeast fishing locations of the forum, we look forward to hearing from you !!!

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Come join us in the Southeast fishing locations of the forum, we look forward to hearing from you !!!

I most definitely will. Thanks again.

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