{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Can't decide?

I haven't fished under chain bridge, but 4MR honesty is incredibly easy to access, wade, and fish.  There are some large bluegill and some really large bass IME there -- if you catch one of those monster bass let me know ;).  I always spook them.  

Also carp, catfish, stripers on occasion (Rob get's them), and who knows what else.  Nothing would surprise me.  Cichlids aren't unheard of if you do a search...though I expect they're taper off as the temps dip below about 67F.  If I recall, the lowest temp tolerance for a cichlid species is this guy -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_cichlid  ;).  

I'm sure most of these species are under chain bridge.  Let us know how you do!

Gene

On Thursday, October 25, 2012 9:29:53 AM UTC-4, Aaron O wrote:

I will be doing some early morning (sun rise) high tide fishing coming up and can't decide whether to go fishing at Chainbridge or go to 4 mile run.  I know there has been a lot of talk about fall stripers but I don't know how productive it has been.  At 4 mile, there would be less chances for stripers but of course there are so many other types of fish there. I am looking for peoples 2 cents so lets hear it.

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