{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: New in town

Vladimir, those browns are amazing!

I have only ever talked to people about salmon fishing in PA, I definitely like to know more, like where to go that isn't crowded. As for steelhead I fished in ontario, those could be very different fish, but outside of size they were pretty dud fish.

Maybe we should create a topic on salmon/brown/steelhead in PA. I'd certainly make the trip to have a go at those browns.

On Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 6:45:01 PM UTC-4, smith.b...@gmail.com wrote:

Hey All,

Just wanted to introduce myself and apologize in advance for any dumb questions I ask regarding fishing in the area. I just moved from Alaska and am certainly missing the ability to fish on my lunch break through the summer. I have been reading about the stripers and shad, two species I have never fished for, so feel like I definitely have a lot to learn. Would love any tips about what flies to use, and which methods work best. I have a 2, 5 and 8-wt rod, as well as lots of flies typical for trout, dollies, and grayling, but nothing specifically for stripers.

I have been walking the dogs at Rock Creek, but haven't seen anything moving in the water there. Any good tips for a newbie to the area? Any gotchas I should know before getting a line wet?

Thanks and tight lines!

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