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Maryland Weekly Fishing Report Overview | Maryland Weekly Fishing Report Overview | June 12, 2013 I was doing something the other day that I don't do very often and that is cleaning my office. Chronologically deep in a corner of rolled up charts I found an old Water Works Wonders promotion poster by RBFF with an image of a grown son and an aging father with these words. "Take me fishing because I miss my boy. Take me fishing like I used to take you. Take me fishing and we'll give the fish a good laugh. Take me fishing because it is easier to talk on the boat. Take me fishing because I miss my boy." Those words hit me right in the heart and wanted to share them with all of you that still have your dads around. Fishing together is one of those rare opportunities for close one on one relationships between a father and son or daughter.
Sturgeon Creek Marina – Lake Anna Virginia Charlie Bowles-
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Staff: It’s amazing how quickly June has arrived! It seems like just last week I was wearing layers in 40 degree weather… Anyway, we are headed into the early summer fishing patterns on Lake Anna and the fish are on the move. To deeper water that is, as the boat traffic picks up and the water temps reach into the upper 70’s and 80’s the fish will retreat to deeper water, only returning to the shallows to gorge themselves in the mornings and evenings. Bass: Post spawn is in full effect, spreading the bass out into many different places. Some are already into deep haunts, others schooling together near secondary points and humps. The cicada hatch will make for some exciting topwater action as well. Fishing Report
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Outdoors Report - June 19, 2013
Despite the heavy rain and the swollen rivers, fishing was good in some places last week. Rappahannock River Potomac River
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Penrod’s Fishing Report Week Ending June 16 TIDAL POTOMAC RIVER: ****; 4.9 @ Little Falls; flotsam nearly gone; some stain some places; 80 degrees. The upper portion of the river was pretty muddy and full of debris but that’s gone for the most part. This week-of-storms was both dangerous and unique in that I can’t remember such violence with little warning. I cancelled two trips due to the dangers. I fished Tuesday in the Belle Haven vicinity where only Penrod Cove was clear. The bass didn’t cooperate much in any of my favored areas including Hog Island, Smoot Bay, Belle Haven and Piscataway. We did quite well in Bulltown Cove with Case Magic Stiks.
Fishing report for June 14JAMES/APPOMATTOX/ CHICKAHOMINY RIVERS Lonnie from Castaway (804 706-9100) reports the following catches: Willie Nunnally and Dannie Cooper caught 50 bass to 7 pounds, and eight crappie, including one weighing 3 pounds, 4 ounces. Bream are hitting on crickets in ponds. Crappie are biting on small and medium minnows. Capt. Art Conway of Conway’s River Rat Guide Service (804 746-2475) out of Ed Allen’s Boats and Bait reports Chickahominy Lake midday main lake water temperatures were in the high-70s to low-80s on Wednesday. The lake level was about a foot above the top of the dam. The water was dark brown and moderately cloudy in the lower lake. Crappie were scattered on wood cover along the channel edges, hitting on live minnows and swim baits. Bluegill and shellcrackers were scattered on many shorelines, hitting on flies and small tubes. A few bass and pickerel were in the major creeks.
All the latest SML fishing tips!Posted: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 4:41 pmBy Captain Travis Patsell Cats N’ Stripers Guide ServiceWith the hot and muggy days we’re having when it’s not raining, it’s real easy to stop fishing, toss anchor and jump in these warming waters! Even with that said, the fishing can be awesome in June for most species. Hhere’s what to look for!Stripers: Stripers have finished they’re false spawn ritual. While there is a lot of fish still in the main basin around the dam, a lot of fish have moved up the river arms to feed before the water temps push them down to deeper waters. Stripers can be found as creek/cove mouths as well on main channel points and contours. Some fish can still be shallow this time of the year over deep and shallow water. Look for stripers 15-35 ft. in the water column over water even as deep as 90+ ft.
June 5 2013 Virginia Fishing Report
By Dr. Ken Neill III, Seaford VA The fish keep rolling in. Three new species of citation-sized fish were caught in Virginia this past week. The first cobia, triggerfish, and yellowfin tuna citations have been weighed in.Offshore, fishing for yellowfin tuna and dolphin is very good out of Rudee and Oregon Inlets. Some boats have been coming in early with limits of a nice class of tuna. If you want to get in on the yellowfin tuna action, get out there soon as we cannot know how long the hot bite will last.
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FISHING REPORT By Charlie Taylor June 14, 2013 By Charlie Taylor POTOMAC RIVER - D.C. - Fletcher's Boathouse reports that bass and carp are being caught in the C&O Canal, under the mulberry trees. Nightcrawlers and minnows are taking their toll. Washington Channel's War College Wall grass bed is producing some good fish on buzzbaits, spinnerbaits and plastic worms when DC Harbor Police allow you to fish there. Rattling crankbaits are taking fish when worked along the outside edge of the grass beds. Blue Plains outfall is giving up some bass and catfish, along with a few stripers, to anglers fishing crankbaits and plastic baits around the grass beds and pilings. A few bass are being caught in Oxon Cove and the Spoils. Catfish are thick around main river bridge pilings. Clam snouts, cut shad or perch, nightcrawlers and crab baits will entice these fish. Fishing on the Potomac: Tournament Time! June 16, 2013, 12:45 pm By Steve Chaconas, Fishing on the Potomac Tournament Time! This week the Everstart Series visits the Potomac with the tournament taking place Thursday through Saturday. It might be a bit crowded, but fishing is getting good. Topwater fishing is picking up and the weather is calming down. NBC Ch. 4 meteorologist "Weather Kim" Martucci says, “Monday and Tuesday look like the best chance for afternoon thunderstorms. Highs early in the week from the low 80s with the mid week warming into the mid 80s before cooling a bit toward the end of the week. Overnight lows in the upper 60s. Winds will stay in the single digits.” Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star June 12th, 2013, 11:47 pm FISHING REPORTCOMPILED BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY OVERVIEW: The weather has again been the big factor in the local fishing scene. Heavy rains have flooded area rivers and muddied ponds and lakes. Along with remnants of a tropical storm, and you have a recipe for tough fishing conditions. Conditions should begin to ease in the coming days, but it may be a week before things really return to normal. RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER: The river has been high and muddy for nearly a week, which has made it virtually unfishable. Catfish and bass should be snapping as the waters recede and clear. Stripers may still be a possibility as well.
Chickahominy Lake Fishing Report – June 12, 2013Posted on June 12, 2013 by Capt. Art Capt. Art Conway of Conway’s River Rat Guide Service (804-746-2475) out of Ed Allen’s Boats and Bait reported that Chickahominy Lake mid-day water temperatures ranged from the high 70’s to low 80’s in the lower lake and slightly higher in the backs of the major creeks on Wednesday (6/12/2013). The lake level rose rapidly overnight last Friday and has been slowly dropping since, and was about a foot above the top of the dam on Wednesday. The water was medium brown and moderately cloudy in the lower lake. Outdoor Report June 12, 2013 Freshwater report June 12, 2013Posted on June 12, 2013 by Jim Brewer The Rivers Potomac Capt. Steve Chaconas reports that last week was a mixed bag as water temperatures rose into the low 80s and was muddied from windy days. “First thing in the morning, Mann's Baby1-Minus in fire tiger patterns worked well,” he said. “Also chartreuse chatterbaits crawled over grass and wood at falling tides were productive. After that, when tides were low, bridge pilings were targeted with green pumpkin Texas rigged MIZMO tubes. Saltwater report June 12, 2013Jim Brewer Chesapeake Bay There is a strong croaker bite throughout the bay. The York River, says Green Top Sporting Goods, may be receiving the most pressure, but it is still very reliable. The Rappahannock is a good option, as more reports of spot are coming in. Lower bay piers like Buckroe and Ocean View have also been good for croaker and spot. Shrimp, blood worms, squid, and artificial blood worms are all producing. Mobjack Bay is coming on strong for speckled trout, and puppy drum are also plentiful inside Mobjack. The James, Piankatank, and Lynnhaven Inlet are also strong producers of pups. Local Fishing Report by the Green Top Professionals June 14CHESAPEAKE BAY – Folks are hammering Croaker inside the York River. Numerous reports of 60-80 fish days continue to come in from Green Top customers. Shrimp, squid, bloodworms, and Fish Bites are all taking nice fish, but lately shrimp has been better. Good reports of Croaker are also coming from inside the Rapp. Speckled Trout anglers are taking fish on top water baits, Gulp! offerings, and sea shads with consistent results. The Piakatank River, Mobjack Bay, and bay-side creeks of the Eastern Shore are excellent areas right now. Puppy Drum are inhabiting these same areas, and just about everywhere else where Trout and Croaker are targeted. Lynnhaven Inlet seems to be loaded with pups. The CBBT area of the bay is strong with big Red Drum and more Cobia are straggling in every day. Reds up to 53”, and Cobia up to 51” have been reported.
June 8, 2013 A gentle transformation into the summer season is progressing along the Potomac at Fletcher's Cove. The pansies have finally succumbed to the one short heat wave of late May; now, a few of "Ray's zinnias" have opened and the canna lilies are a warm week or two away from blooming. After one spike into the 80's, the water temperature of the river has dropped back into an ideal range for productive angling. by Mark Taylor | Unstable weather continues to shape fishing action across the region. Heavy rain early this week once again blew out many of the region's rivers. After dropping to a great fishing level of 1,200 cfs before the rain, the James River at Buchanan boomed up to 20,000 cfs by Tuesday afternoon. The New River in Radford was up to 15,600 cfs Tuesday afternoon. Dry conditions for a couple days helped the rivers drop, but thunderstorms seem to be an almost daily threat. Fishing Forecast | June 13-19
By Lee
Tolliver Let's face it: A lot of people fish for meat. In the offshore scene, the fish that often makes or breaks a successful trip is dolphin. But it's tuna that most charters really want. Blackfin and yellowfin are the favorites, but bluefin will do too. These days, anglers dispatching from Oregon and Hatteras inlets along the Outer Banks of North Carolina are enjoying some outstanding yellowfin action. Many fish are topping 50 pounds and catching several of those provides a whole lot of good eating. Capt. Tom Kraus, a bluewater angler with nearly 40 years of experience, called the current run "as good as we've ever had." Kraus runs The Hooker out of Oregon Inlet and says most captains are calling it a disappointing day if they're not back at the dock before noon with the limit of three tuna per angler.
Peninsula Salt Water Sport Fisherman’s Report June 4, 2013
By Dr. Ken Neill III, Seaford VA The fish keep rolling in. Three new species of citation-sized fish were caught in Virginia this past week. The first cobia, triggerfish, and yellowfin tuna citations have been weighed in. Offshore, fishing for yellowfin tuna and dolphin is very good out of Rudee and Oregon Inlets. Some boats have been coming in early with limits of a nice class of tuna. If you want to get in on the yellowfin tuna action, get out there soon as we cannot know how long the hot bite will last. Boats running out of Virginia have found good dolphin and tuna fishing around the 40900 near the 100-fathom curve. Boats running out of Hatteras are finding very good dolphin action along with blackfin tuna and a good number of billfish.
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