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Heard Rebecca landed a dog today. Some dog swam up to her paddleboard and climbed on. Our morning started great and slowed to boring by late afternoon. Yesterday we couldn't keep the schoolies and white perch off the damsel.
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Absolutely! Man, what a fun day! I'd say you and Ron were hooked up as often as not based upon what I saw -- our seam or not. ;) About 1/2 way through, I swapped my 8' fenwick for a 7' fenwick (ff706) just to be easier on my fighting arm. I love that little rod ----A quick tip from Scott the other day after we had a slower day really helped! Fishing this weekend was just absurd, and we otherwise may not have gone out again. It's good to get more mileage out of those DC licenses.God I'm exhausted.Great talking to you Jim!Gene
On Sunday, April 24, 2016 at 6:38:00 PM UTC-4, Jim White wrote:Oh, and thank you for sharing your seam with us!
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--Damsel nymph?Picture please.I fished (nearly) everything I had in my shad box (and in several colors). Yellow clouser was my most consistent performer. However, we were not hooking up with anything near the consistency you were.Break---1. How far up the Potomac do the shad run? Do they go up past Chain Bridge?2. Are the American shad a separate run or are they running now and I'm just not catching them?3. In our boat yesterday, Ron also landed a small striper. Has their run begun in earnest or do we still have a few weeks to go?
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Thanks for the shout out, Jeff! Here's a photo of the Striper by-catch! Thanks to Thomas Perkins for the net and the photo!--Scott
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I was out Saturday from early afternoon til 6 pm. It was pretty slow action right in front of Fletchers for the first hour or so, although I stuck the biggest pig of an American shad I have ever seen. Unfortunately, I didn't get it to the net, but at least Thomas was there to witness it. Nearly everything was on a chartreuse shad dart. After that, I rowed as far upstream as I could, which was fairly close to Chain Bridge. Scott had pulled up a big striper as an incidental catch earlier in the day, so I tied on a chartreuse/white clouser with a pink shad fly dropper. The majority of my catches were all on the clouser until the very end of the day when everything took the pink dart. Upstream was way better action. I had one stretch of 15 casts in a row with a fish or a bite, and another stretch where I stopped counting at 25 in a row. Nearly everything was an average size hickory, although I did pluck one decent size American.
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Damsel nymph?Picture please.I fished (nearly) everything I had in my shad box (and in several colors). Yellow clouser was my most consistent performer. However, we were not hooking up with anything near the consistency you were.Break---1. How far up the Potomac do the shad run? Do they go up past Chain Bridge?2. Are the American shad a separate run or are they running now and I'm just not catching them?3. In our boat yesterday, Ron also landed a small striper. Has their run begun in earnest or do we still have a few weeks to go?
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