That's the first time I've heard fishing Four Mile Run described as "outdoorsy."
FMR is a good spot in the winter. Keep in mind that it is tidal so you'll want to watch the tides.
On Monday, November 27, 2017 at 4:47:40 PM UTC-5, San-Eou Lan wrote:
Four Mile Run is historically very productive for me, especially near the warmwater discharge. However, I went out there last Thursday and didn't catch anything and I didn't even see many fish. It was very strange, and I'm hoping that I was just having an off day.
On Monday, November 27, 2017 at 3:37:05 PM UTC-5, BigtimeBG wrote:Hey All. I have never fished Four Mile run and am a pretty novice fly fisherman. I have heard that Four Mile Run fishes well all year but was curious of everyone's thoughts on that. I have the week before Christmas off and am just looking to do some outdoorsy stuff... figured this would be a chance to test out FMR. Any thoughts, recommendations, or if anyone wants to go(!), would be a huge help!Thanks in advance for any guidance!Brian
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