Printable View
I've been reading C.C for more than a year, but could not resist sharing any tips/ideas I find with the local Maryland fishermen/women.
Missed the chance to get out to my normal spots at Tridelphia or Seneca reserviors today. I do fish through the Winter when the weather is reasonable.
Hope to hear from more people on this site.
I used to fish Rocky Gorge res. & Liberty res. for crappie when I lived up that way, used to catch alot of white crappie in Rocky Gorge around the rt.29 bridge. Probably going crappie fishing in am. unless its calmer then its supposed to be then I might chase rockfish in the ocean.
Good to hear from another MD fisherman.
The Reservior situation is nothing as you remembered. Rocky Gorge has been closed for repairs for the past two years and Tridelphia is lowered 10' - 15' each Fall until it closes on 31 Dec 08. Makes for tough Crappie fishing.
Good luck and try to stay dry when you go out tomorrow (I would recommend Rockfish).
Centennial Lake in Columbia has had good Crappie fishing in the past, but I didn't spend any time there this year. Electric motor only and they have size restrictions on boats. I'm not sure if/when they close the lake to boat traffic for the winter.
I used to do real well over at Wye Mills, but that's kinda' sucked for the past few years. I'd heard there was a bad fish kill there a few years back but I don't know if that's true or not.
Didn't go after rock or crappie-terrible conditions over here. Thats a shame about rocky gorge I was thinking about trying it one day when I'm up that way at my in-laws in A.A. co.. Is the whole lake closed or the boat ramps, there used to be 2 I Think last time there was in about 1992. I did get out wed. after work fished 3hrs. got 14 crappie 6 small bass 1 pickeral in a creek off the nanticoke.
Welcome from Indiana
PS
The coffee pot is on
Unfortunately, the entire Rocky Gorge reservior has been drained for the past two years for repairs.Quote:
Originally Posted by tear-em-up
I put my boat away on Sat due to the ugly weather forecast. I'll definately try to get out next weekend if the wife's holiday chores dont get me :) and will give a tip if I catch up to them.
Thanks for the hello from both you and Bob #1.
By the way, Bob #1 is being humble, he is none other than the infamous Mr. Bob Spare, a bone fide Crappie master who along with ShipAhoy41 I consider to by my long distance mentors. I have a copy of Bob's Crappie Basics CD. It is a must for my Crappie Library.
Quote:
Originally Posted by hunter
Charles
How have you been doing? I told you that you would enjoy this forum. Glad you joined. We are looking forward to your posts. Check out the website fishin4crappie tips, CD's and jigs - Home and see what we are up to now.
Thank you Hunter for the nice comment. In the process of creating Ebook verison due about MarchQuote:
Originally Posted by hunter
"Fishin 4 Crappie Beyond Basics"
http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...n/7baefeaf.png
Bob #1
Its good to hear from you and I'll kep on the lookout for postings from you.
E. Charles Henderson
I'll be hitting the Marshyhope as soon as the weather breaks.......Quote:
Originally Posted by tear-em-up
I'm a new poster from Denton!
You get your in deep water?
Welcome aboard Hunter and Cabbratwurst from S.C.
It's good to see the Maryland board growing. Marry Christmas to you all.:)
Hi Stump Hunter, thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to a good fishing season!:D