{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Scott's/turkey run too high to wade and fish?

I honestly can't remember what the point of rocks gauge needs to be to wade without risking death.  Wading the Potomac is a young man's game as far as I'm concerned at this point -- I use boats or just wade the tributaries.  The same applies to winter kayaking, or basically any situation that requires you to use a wet suit, kevlar vest or more than 10 feet of duct tape.  

Since wading is also illegal on the Potomac, you could go with a spey rod.  One of those will roll cast a standard pipe wrench out into the current with the same delicacy as a person throwing a standard pipe wrench as hard as possible into the same river....giving rise to the popular spey casting phrase "let's go slam pipes!".  

 

Gene

On Tuesday, April 28, 2015 at 2:15:49 PM UTC-4, alexjmc...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi,

Wanted to take my new 8wt out today and was wondering if Scott's run and turkey run are too high to fish.  

Thanks for any info

Alex

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