{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: New to DC

I fish an 8 weight.  I spend most of my time in my inflatable kayak.  Because of this I am now fishing with polyleaders such as Air Flo.  I have an 8 foot sink tip on order and an 8 foot clear floating tip.  This allows me to change without changing reels or line.  Makes it easier when yak fishing.




On Monday, May 7, 2012 12:09:25 AM UTC-4, Eric Y. wrote:

Hey fellas, I'm new to DC but certainly not to fly fishing. However, most of my experience is with trout and smallies. 

That said, I have a few questions about throwing some loops in DC.

Currently, the heavier rods in the stables are an 8wt Hydros, 9wt Hydros, and a 6wt Helios switch. Am I set up decently for fishing the area or should I add a 10wt?

Also, I live in DC (Foxhall area) not far from Fletcher's. Is Fletcher's/Chain Bridge the best place to start? Is it very wadeable? I have a jon boat I use for ducks, a SOT kayak, and center console, none of which I bought to DC due to lack of storage space. Would it be worthwhile to pay to store them or is there enough wading to keep me entertained?

Anything else I ought to consider?

Thanks!

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