Tuesday, 4 September 2012

{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Tidal Rappahannock Fising September/October

Hello all,

I've been lurking on the boards for sometime and cannot express how much this group has improved my life in DC and opening my eyes to so much amazing local fishing that I never knew existed.

I'm going to be near White Stone, VA on the Rappahannock at the end of December and was hoping to do some fishing. I will have access definitely to a kayak and maybe a small center console boat. Does anyone have any experience fishing this area> What can I expect this time of year and where should I go?

Thanks for your help!

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: New Mexico Fly Fishing

Thanks Nick.  I have had several great trips to the San Juan and have been tempted to bounce up to the Animas.  Like you said, its tough to divert from the San Juan because the fish are plentiful and huge.   I have had great luck on the San Juan swinging big streamers when the surface activity slows.
 
Charlie

On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 10:40 PM, Nick Swingle <nick.swingle@gmail.com> wrote:
Charlie,

There is a lot of good fishing around Durango, CO, to include the Animas.  Buck, Tom and the rest of the guys at Duranglers can help you with stream levels and related info. Sept and Oct are great months to pull some big browns out of the Animas with nymph rigs, although many folks throw streamers year-round. The Ute section can be very productive for DIY if you're willing to pick up the extra license (~$17).  For 3 days of fishing, you could hit the Animas, San Juan near the dam, and get up to the high country if there's enough water, all w/in 1 hr drive of Durango.  However, if you haven't spent much time on the Juan and your trip is focused on that, I'd recommend spending all 3 days there. It can be crowded, but you've got better odds at more big fish there than on the Animas.

--Nick

 
 

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Monday, 3 September 2012

Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: New Mexico Fly Fishing

Charlie,

There is a lot of good fishing around Durango, CO, to include the Animas.  Buck, Tom and the rest of the guys at Duranglers can help you with stream levels and related info. Sept and Oct are great months to pull some big browns out of the Animas with nymph rigs, although many folks throw streamers year-round. The Ute section can be very productive for DIY if you're willing to pick up the extra license (~$17).  For 3 days of fishing, you could hit the Animas, San Juan near the dam, and get up to the high country if there's enough water, all w/in 1 hr drive of Durango.  However, if you haven't spent much time on the Juan and your trip is focused on that, I'd recommend spending all 3 days there. It can be crowded, but you've got better odds at more big fish there than on the Animas.

--Nick

 
 

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: 4 Mile Run

Hi Jim,
 
Are you roll casting out there?  I've never fished there but I seem to remember it being fairy deep in parts right by the outfall.  Also, are you having your best luck on the North or South bank?  Thanks for sharing this ---
 
Gene

On Monday, September 3, 2012 12:52:17 PM UTC-4, Jim wrote:
It has been a weekend of chasing bass.  My location of choice was 4 Mile Run from the water treatment down to the small cut.  I tossed medium and small blue poppers along the shore down one side and up the other.  I was pleasantly surprised at how close to the shore some very large bass were hiding is really skinny water.  In the three days, I have caught around 50 or so bass. Gotta hit the run again before the weekend ends.

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: To heck with the Buff, try the "Face-kini"

Just say no, Greg.

On Monday, August 27, 2012 9:44:07 AM UTC-4, GS Feder wrote:
According to NPR, a popular item on Chinese beaches is the face-kini, kind of a ski mask in lighter material.  

Check it out:  http://n.pr/PIXGJo

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} 4 Mile Run

It has been a weekend of chasing bass.  My location of choice was 4 Mile Run from the water treatment down to the small cut.  I tossed medium and small blue poppers along the shore down one side and up the other.  I was pleasantly surprised at how close to the shore some very large bass were hiding is really skinny water.  In the three days, I have caught around 50 or so bass. Gotta hit the run again before the weekend ends.

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Casting for Recovery 2Fly4Hope Fishing Challenge

Hello TPFRs!

If you attended the last BEER TIE, you heard of speak about the upcoming 2Fly4Hope Fishing Challenge that serves as are biggest fundraiser of the year.  I originally opened up the registration to those who have fished previously and am not ready to open it up to the masses. With that, there are only three fishing spots left. If you would still like to be part of the fun, we still are looking for a few more stream monitors to assist in judging the teams or you can just come for a day of fun and food.

If you wish to do any of the above, click the link to register: Mid-Atlantic 2Fly4Hope Fishing Challenge 2012 

Additionally, if you or your company is interested in serving as a sponsor or would like to donate an item for the auction/raffle, please contact me at: mollie.simpkins@gmail.com

Hope to see you October 28!!

Mollie

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