> Has anyone seen any shad this weekend?
> I'm going to give it a try tomorrow afternoon......
> I hope to see a few others out there.
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> another interesting shad matter.....
> The Anacostia Watershed Society (AWS)
> does some great work on the long term restoration of that troubled river and feeder streams. There latest newsletter discusses seeding shad on the Anscostia watershed. The folks at AWS are providing shad eggs to school classes to hatch and release. I look forward to casting for shad on those improving waters.
Sunday morning between 7:00 and 10:00. Managed to get into some shad. Not epic but enough to make it worth wile. Temps dropped 10 degrees and winds came up. More Americans came to hand than Hickory's. Very surprised
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