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Maryland Weekly Fishing Report 8/16/2017 August 16, 2017
Ken
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Weekly Fishing Report: 8/20/17 . Steve Chaconas National Bass Guide Service
Lots of anglers fishing this week in the Costa Series tournament. Should be interesting as many areas are fishing tough because of last week's muddy water. Water temperature is in the mid 80s. Warm start, upper 80s to low 90s. Cooling to about 80 for the rest of the wired with mostly sunny skies. Chance of storms Wednesday afternoon. They key is going to be finding clear water. August Report Potomac The north end of the river is being ignored, as milfoil once again did not come up! Post spawn areas are over hard cover and moving baits prevail. Dock fishing is tops! For the areas from Piscataway, Pohick and south, bass will be returning to main river grass and are in summer pattern.
FISHING REPORT By Charlie Taylor Fishing Report - August 18, 2017POTOMAC RIVER - D.C. - Bass anglers in the city are finding bass on the main river bridge pilings, riprap and other man-made structure. Lots of good bass are also being taken from Blue Plains Sewage Treatment outfall and The Spoils. Best choices of lures are crankbaits, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits and plastic worms. Catfish anglers are taking some large catfish on cut bait, cut crab and clam snouts. Some smallmouth bass, an occasional walleye and some crappie are being caught above Key Bridge by patient anglers. Stripers and catfish are being taken in Washington Channel and the Anacostia River, particularly after rains that decrease water temperatures. Some snakeheads are reported being caught in the Anacostia River on topwater baits.
Anna Point Marina August Outlook BASS- Largemouth are now in their summer time pattern and are deep. They are holding on brush piles, bridge pilings, rock piles and deep boat docks in 12-30 feet of water. At first light, you may find them schooling and chasing pods of bait fish fry.
FISHING REPORT August 17, 2017Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star
Local Fishing Report by the Green Top Professionals August 18
Saltwater- Cobia remain to be the most sought after fish inside the bay these days. Charters and private boaters are hooking up with plenty of both large and small Cobia. Sight fishing has been the most productive, by far. More fish are being caught around the pilings of the CBBT and the marker buoys. Freshwater- The lower James and Chickahominy Rivers have slowed down a bit, probably due to the tremendous amount of pressure that has been bestowed upon them. They still remain to be 2 of the top fisheries in the state. Tidal river fish tend to stay shallow, due to lesser current and abundant cover present along the banks. Grass patterns are needed in the lower creeks of the James, and throughout the Chickahominy. Chickahominy Lake Fishing Report – August 16, 2017Posted on August 16, 2017 by Capt. Art Capt. Art Conway of Conway’s River Rat Guide Service
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LOCAL WEATHER AND TIDES FOR POTOMAC
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Kenny Penrod III22 mins · Big upper Potomac Smallmouth.
This site is a non-profit site that I personally pay for and edit. Due to health problems I no longer bass fish but have always loved the sport. Therefore I enjoy staying involved and helping provide information to those who do fish. Any links to businesses are to folks I know and respect. I hope these reports are helpful. Tight Lines to you all. Hardrok
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