{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: archery question

You might want to check out the range at Myrtle Grove WMA in La Plata, Maryland. They've got an archery setup (albeit pretty run down, last time I was out there) alongside their shotgun station and firearms range.  There is a small fee to use the facilities, but it's one of my favorite places to bring a launcher to bust some clays. While you're there you might want to bring a rod for the pond. They tossed a couple hundred trout into the lake there on 1/30/2017. 

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On Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 12:13:01 PM UTC-5, Tim Donaldson wrote:

This has nothing to do with fishing but this cold windy weather has me cooped up and thinking about all sorts of ideas.

I want to start shooting my bow again to take advantage of the Maryland archery season this fall.  But since I live in a high-rise I don't have a viable option at my residence.  I could probably shoot at my father in laws house in Vienna, but his property isn't ideal, he has busy-body neighbors and every time I went over there I would end up getting roped into some project.  So not ideal from a time management perspective.  

Any good public spots in Arlington where I could set up a target and go to town, without spooking hikers/homeowners/police/etc?  

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.  

Tim

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