Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: TPFR 10 Year Anniversary Celebration and Beer Tie!!!!!!

AS in Free Lunch?

Daniel

On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 10:54 AM namfos <mark.sofman@gmail.com> wrote:

Where's the part about free beer?

Mark

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Next Casting Church - Shad fishing theme

Might as well make that X3 for today's casting church. 

I was given some pointers and got in some casting practice before the wind kicked up. This outing included a lot of practice applying techniques to get unsnagged. While I didn't get much fishing in I did get one firm strike while stripping. Wasn't expecting it and missed setting the hook. (So for me it was a good day.)  The Cormorants and Osprey were having a field day fishing.

Orientation to the DC riverside terrain was excellent. (Being part Mountain Goat wouldn't hurt transiting parts of this river.) An added bonus for me was the opportunity to get a clear view of the river terrain on the Virginia side.

All in all it was a great experience. 

Thank you for your time.

Daniel

On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 1:29 PM JAB <jabusadc@gmail.com> wrote:

X2 Many thanks to Regan. In addition to tday's mission which, in part, was to show us some of the challenges of fly fishing as long the banks of the river, he also gave me a very interesting casting technique for dealing with the 15-20 mph winds. Time very well spent.

Sincerely,
John Beasley
Warrenton, VA

On Sun, Mar 31, 2019, 12:59 Owen Williams <eowilliams11@gmail.com> wrote:

Many thanks to Regan for taking us out today! 

I landed my first shad and even hooked another on a spey rod before losing him. It was a little too windy to do much learning with the two-handed after that, but it certainly seems a great way to get to them in the mid-river seams. 

Thanks again!

Best, 

Owen

On Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 6:57:59 PM UTC-4, Regan Burmeister wrote:

Next Casting Church, Sun 31 March, at Fletcher's.  8am in the lower parking lot. Park where you can, we will meet at one of the picnic tables near the boat shop.

 

Setting a theme for this church meeting, fly casting/fishing for shad on the Potomac from Fletcher's. We will first meet to talk about tackle set up, both single hand and double hand: rods, lines, tips, leaders, flies. We will discuss casting techniques, and we discuss how to fish for shad. Casting a heavy sink tip or full sinking line requires some changes in technique and tempo. We will then walk upstream. The goal here is to show off the river-left bank and how you would solve casting problems from various locations.

 

This is NOT a guided trip. The goal here is to get educated on the river and solve casting problems for fishing for shad from the bank. This will involve a fair bit of walking, added up throughout the morning, and some of the walking will be on rocks with angled surfaces. Some of the fishing locations involve standing on angled rock surfaces. Tripping and falling are a concern. A wading staff helps for balance. Please plan accordingly.

 

Waders and boots are strongly recommended, though not required. This is NOT full wade fishing (that is illegal), but we do get wet walking thru shallow water to get to locations. It is perfectly possible to successfully fish for shad from the bank and not need waders at all.

 

Bring your gear, and we will help you rig up.  You will need some kind of sink tip (10ft or so) or a full sinking line, fast sink is better.

See you there,

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Next Casting Church - Shad fishing theme

Thanks Regan for hosting the Casting Church today! We had a great time!

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Next Casting Church - Shad fishing theme

X2 Many thanks to Regan. In addition to tday's mission which, in part, was to show us some of the challenges of fly fishing as long the banks of the river, he also gave me a very interesting casting technique for dealing with the 15-20 mph winds. Time very well spent.

Sincerely,
John Beasley
Warrenton, VA

On Sun, Mar 31, 2019, 12:59 Owen Williams <eowilliams11@gmail.com> wrote:

Many thanks to Regan for taking us out today! 

I landed my first shad and even hooked another on a spey rod before losing him. It was a little too windy to do much learning with the two-handed after that, but it certainly seems a great way to get to them in the mid-river seams. 

Thanks again!

Best, 

Owen

On Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 6:57:59 PM UTC-4, Regan Burmeister wrote:

Next Casting Church, Sun 31 March, at Fletcher's.  8am in the lower parking lot. Park where you can, we will meet at one of the picnic tables near the boat shop.

 

Setting a theme for this church meeting, fly casting/fishing for shad on the Potomac from Fletcher's. We will first meet to talk about tackle set up, both single hand and double hand: rods, lines, tips, leaders, flies. We will discuss casting techniques, and we discuss how to fish for shad. Casting a heavy sink tip or full sinking line requires some changes in technique and tempo. We will then walk upstream. The goal here is to show off the river-left bank and how you would solve casting problems from various locations.

 

This is NOT a guided trip. The goal here is to get educated on the river and solve casting problems for fishing for shad from the bank. This will involve a fair bit of walking, added up throughout the morning, and some of the walking will be on rocks with angled surfaces. Some of the fishing locations involve standing on angled rock surfaces. Tripping and falling are a concern. A wading staff helps for balance. Please plan accordingly.

 

Waders and boots are strongly recommended, though not required. This is NOT full wade fishing (that is illegal), but we do get wet walking thru shallow water to get to locations. It is perfectly possible to successfully fish for shad from the bank and not need waders at all.

 

Bring your gear, and we will help you rig up.  You will need some kind of sink tip (10ft or so) or a full sinking line, fast sink is better.

See you there,

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Next Casting Church - Shad fishing theme

Many thanks to Regan for taking us out today! 

I landed my first shad and even hooked another on a spey rod before losing him. It was a little too windy to do much learning with the two-handed after that, but it certainly seems a great way to get to them in the mid-river seams. 

Thanks again!

Best, 

Owen

On Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 6:57:59 PM UTC-4, Regan Burmeister wrote:

Next Casting Church, Sun 31 March, at Fletcher's.  8am in the lower parking lot. Park where you can, we will meet at one of the picnic tables near the boat shop.

 

Setting a theme for this church meeting, fly casting/fishing for shad on the Potomac from Fletcher's. We will first meet to talk about tackle set up, both single hand and double hand: rods, lines, tips, leaders, flies. We will discuss casting techniques, and we discuss how to fish for shad. Casting a heavy sink tip or full sinking line requires some changes in technique and tempo. We will then walk upstream. The goal here is to show off the river-left bank and how you would solve casting problems from various locations.

 

This is NOT a guided trip. The goal here is to get educated on the river and solve casting problems for fishing for shad from the bank. This will involve a fair bit of walking, added up throughout the morning, and some of the walking will be on rocks with angled surfaces. Some of the fishing locations involve standing on angled rock surfaces. Tripping and falling are a concern. A wading staff helps for balance. Please plan accordingly.

 

Waders and boots are strongly recommended, though not required. This is NOT full wade fishing (that is illegal), but we do get wet walking thru shallow water to get to locations. It is perfectly possible to successfully fish for shad from the bank and not need waders at all.

 

Bring your gear, and we will help you rig up.  You will need some kind of sink tip (10ft or so) or a full sinking line, fast sink is better.

See you there,

Regan

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} 10 Year Anniversary Casting Church

My finacee and I are going to be there. +2

On Friday, March 29, 2019 at 11:27:30 AM UTC-4, chad tokowicz wrote:

I will be there, but hopefully in a boat on the water!

Was out today and apparently caught the first American of the season (on the fly of course).

They are here and there are some FATTIES. Pink and Chartreuse (standalone and combo (tutti fruitti) ) seemed to do the trick.

Happy shad fishing everyone!!!

On Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 9:50 PM arthur noglak <arthur...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey everyone,

Come out to Fletcher's on Sunday April 7th from 8am till 12pm to celebrate the 10 Year  Anniversary of Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders!

Dan Davala, our Founder and Member Emeritus is coming all the down from VT to help us celebrate!

We will have several of the most experienced casting instructors around the area in attendance. Swing by and tune up you loops while helping us celebrate 10 Years of Serving the Tidal Potomac Flyfishing Community.

Please try and RSVP in this thread if you can , so we can get a rough head count.

Also, look for a post about our 10 Year Anniversary Beer Tie in the days to come.

Cheers,

Art Noglak








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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} 10 Year Anniversary Casting Church

Sounds awesome. I will be there.

Demetri

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Big striper at Fletchers

That certainly is a dream fish. No mention whether it was caught on a fly or not.?

Daniel

On Tue, Mar 26, 2019 at 2:59 PM namfos <mark.sofman@gmail.com> wrote:

Man catches monster 35-pound striped bass on Potomac River in D.C.

http://bit.ly/2WvAncd

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Big striper at Fletchers

Man catches monster 35-pound striped bass on Potomac River in D.C.

http://bit.ly/2WvAncd

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Mountain Brookies Armory

it depends if you get a 3wt thats not built for nymphing it may not be that different than your five weight. But with my 10ft 3wt nymphing stick I can feel almost everything, there is definitely more feel to it.so while generally the lower in rod weights you go the lighter/more sensitive you go there will be exceptions. I fished a 4wt 11ft the other day, also a specialty nymph stick, and that was also very sensitive. However, the day before I casted a 6wt rod by the same company (Douglas) that felt like a 7.

As much as it is the weight, what the rod was built for will make a difference. Best example is like my nine weights, I have sage method nineweight and a sage rplxi nineweight. Both sage nineweighs, the method however is fast action, very stiff, whereas the rplxi is a little slower and softer.

conclusion: if you serious about nymphing, want to do more tightlining and "czech" nymphing, get a specialty nymph rod - just be careful you may never go back. 

On Tue, Mar 26, 2019 at 12:40 PM Jamie Carracher <jcarracher@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm curious what you all think about rod weights. I have a 5 wt I just broke after being dumb. It's out for repair, and I'm thinking of getting another rod, maybe a 3 wt. This is a newbie question, but can you really tell the difference between a 3 or 5--especially nymphing?

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Mountain Brookies Armory

I'm curious what you all think about rod weights. I have a 5 wt I just broke after being dumb. It's out for repair, and I'm thinking of getting another rod, maybe a 3 wt. This is a newbie question, but can you really tell the difference between a 3 or 5--especially nymphing?

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} NCC-TU Shad Report No. 2

Here's the latest Shad Report about last week. River is down a bit but will be muddy for several days.

Mark

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: 2nd Annual Tidal Potomac Slam Tournament

Hi Misha and others,

Change of plans on the dates, the March 30 date has fallen through and the kick-off party is moved back to April 13 at 1PM at District Angling.

The new date is reflected here: https://www.tidalpotomacslam.org/dates.html

The Weather Service's Little Falls prediction makes the river look promising for this weekend: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?gage=brkm2&wfo=lwx

Sign up and get started fishing soon!

Dalton

On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 11:16:13 AM UTC-4, Misha Gill wrote:

What time is the kickoff party? There's a possible conflict with the CCA banquet...

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Mountain Brookies Armory

Whatttup everyone,

I hit the doah two weeks ago and brought two rods, both three weights. One was the Echo Shadow II Nymphing stick (coming in at 10ft) and the other was an Echo Glass Rod (coming in at 7'6 feet, i believe). Why two? One for dries and one for nymphs, duh, but surprisingly I put my fiberglass stick away and was only using the nymph rod.

Yes, the ten foot rod was a PAIN to bring through the woods, yet it was awesome for nymphing these pools, even though the river I was on is small the length of the 10 footer helped me do better drifts.

I am going again this weekend, BUT broke my nymph rod in PA this weekend. So, who knows what i will do.... feeling naked without the nymph stick :( 

On Mon, Mar 25, 2019 at 8:49 AM Daniel Lazenby <dlazenby4@gmail.com> wrote:

Brian you have any runs or streams in mind?

Daniel 

We're all stories in the end, just make it a good one.
Devin K., Virginia

On Sun, Mar 24, 2019, 8:37 PM Brian Halpern <bhalpern10@gmail.com> wrote:

New to the list. Will be doing chasing the mountain  brookies as well. I have a few rods to try.

Looking to meet up with a few people and make a.day trip out of it. 

Brian 

On Sun, Mar 24, 2019, 18:15 arthur noglak <arthur.noglak@gmail.com> wrote:

This has been one of my favorite threads in awhile. Were drawing out some great opinions and suggestions. 

More importantly Its cool to see how stylistic fly fishing is. I mean even something as simple as a good rod for fishing for mountain bluegill, has incited a complex discussion about rod lengths and actions.

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On Mar 24, 2019, at 10:23 AM, Carl Z. <carl.zmola0@gmail.com> wrote:

I agree with the roll cast suggestion.  Overhead casts are highly efficient .... at catching trees.

For anything that doesn't require casting in a cove of laurels, a 7 or 7.5ft rod is perfect.

Even there, I suggest the bow and arrow cast.

Watch Joe Humphreys about 15 minutes into the video.

https://youtu.be/3dhKgm4dztg

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On Sat, Mar 23, 2019 at 9:56 AM Terry C <flycstrva56@gmail.com> wrote:

I use a 7' 4 wt.  Saying that ,what will fix your problem is learning to roll cast and a few single handed spey casts.  With those casts in your arsenal you will never need to cast overhead. 

On Saturday, March 9, 2019 at 9:51:23 PM UTC-5, Dave Stephenson wrote:

I 'm foolishly going to try to chase mountain brookies this season.  I say foolishly because I will wrap a tree limb in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay casting to stripers. Question for all the mountain men and ladies; what is best rod length? I know I want a slow/full action ( thinking about glass)  and probably a 3wt ( for a couple reasons), but is 7 foot too long?   I know how much  harder a shorter rod  can be to cast, but a 7'9" seems too long for close quarters.   I've spent a lot of time in the mountains and along those streams, just not too much trying to cast feathers into them. Has anyone tried the Moonshine Rods?  In Murray's Fly Shop I would trust but their mountain rods start north of $600.  Something i'm not going to spend. Thoughts? Wisdom? Derision? Talk me out of it?

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Desperate, maybe stupid

help? Desperate to fish but is it stupid to drive in to the Potomac this evening? Have a few free hours and can go from 4 mile to chain bridge but if it is completely blown out will hit an area pond or two. Any input appreciated. Thank you

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: NCC-TU Shad Report No. 1

River is smoked that's for sure. Going to be awhile before there is any fishing.

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Next Casting Church - Shad fishing theme

Regan, 

Thanks so much for doing this. 

I have a double-handed rod which I've been wanting to use for shad but wasn't sure where to start. I bought the rod in Ireland while fishing for salmon but haven't gotten much use out of it since. I'm all set with a sinking line but don't have any flies. Can I buy those at fletcher's the morning of?

See you next Sunday. 

Best,

Mike

On Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 6:57:59 PM UTC-4, Regan Burmeister wrote:

Next Casting Church, Sun 31 March, at Fletcher's.  8am in the lower parking lot. Park where you can, we will meet at one of the picnic tables near the boat shop.

 

Setting a theme for this church meeting, fly casting/fishing for shad on the Potomac from Fletcher's. We will first meet to talk about tackle set up, both single hand and double hand: rods, lines, tips, leaders, flies. We will discuss casting techniques, and we discuss how to fish for shad. Casting a heavy sink tip or full sinking line requires some changes in technique and tempo. We will then walk upstream. The goal here is to show off the river-left bank and how you would solve casting problems from various locations.

 

This is NOT a guided trip. The goal here is to get educated on the river and solve casting problems for fishing for shad from the bank. This will involve a fair bit of walking, added up throughout the morning, and some of the walking will be on rocks with angled surfaces. Some of the fishing locations involve standing on angled rock surfaces. Tripping and falling are a concern. A wading staff helps for balance. Please plan accordingly.

 

Waders and boots are strongly recommended, though not required. This is NOT full wade fishing (that is illegal), but we do get wet walking thru shallow water to get to locations. It is perfectly possible to successfully fish for shad from the bank and not need waders at all.

 

Bring your gear, and we will help you rig up.  You will need some kind of sink tip (10ft or so) or a full sinking line, fast sink is better.

See you there,

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Everglades trip report - End of Feb 2019

Ah was there the first of Feb doing the DIY thing with my kayak. Don't think I had nearly as much fun though. Few redfish, snook, and a wee little tarpon. Nothing to alert the media about, but it was a blast.

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Mountain Brookies Armory

http://theanglersroost.com/products/graphite-rods/the-fairy-2-piece-6-12-foot-ultra-light-graphite-fly-rod/

I quite like this rod (I got it for brookie hunting), and the price certainly was right. With decent line it casts well even if I am using it for sunfish or something at a pond.

On Saturday, March 9, 2019 at 9:51:23 PM UTC-5, Dave Stephenson wrote:

I 'm foolishly going to try to chase mountain brookies this season.  I say foolishly because I will wrap a tree limb in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay casting to stripers. Question for all the mountain men and ladies; what is best rod length? I know I want a slow/full action ( thinking about glass)  and probably a 3wt ( for a couple reasons), but is 7 foot too long?   I know how much  harder a shorter rod  can be to cast, but a 7'9" seems too long for close quarters.   I've spent a lot of time in the mountains and along those streams, just not too much trying to cast feathers into them. Has anyone tried the Moonshine Rods?  In Murray's Fly Shop I would trust but their mountain rods start north of $600.  Something i'm not going to spend. Thoughts? Wisdom? Derision? Talk me out of it?

Dave
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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Casting Church Sun 17 Mar

I'll try to attend as well. I'm new to the group and just getting into fly fishing. I've been fishing with conventional tackle for 25 years or so, but have always wanted to break into fly fishing. So I finally pulled the trigger and got my first outfit (single hand). Are these event's usually held at Fletcher's? I saw there was one there recently but didn't see a location for this date.

On Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 8:30:32 PM UTC-4, Regan Burmeister wrote:

Casting church on Sunday 17 Mar, 9am

Both single-hand and double-hand.

Regan

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} First Shad

I really like that idea man!

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Eulogy for a Fishing Buddy

I met Kemper through Massanutten Trout Unlimited club meetings.  He was a tremendous person who gave greatly of his personal time and knowledge to our community of trout fisherman.  As a newbie fly fisherman, he and others took me under their wings and help improve my fishing skills.  I enjoyed my time on the river with him, he will be greatly missed.

On Sunday, March 10, 2019 at 12:32:18 PM UTC-4, tguf...@verizon.net wrote:

On Friday, 3/8, Kemper Eagle passed away in Harrisonburg VA and I lost a fishing buddy of over 30 years.  However, more significantly our fishing and environmental community lost a tireless advocate.  Among his many recognitions he was recipient of Trout Unlimited "Angler of the Year Award" at their National Convention in Jackson, WY and recipient of the "President's Award" by the Virginia Wildlife Federation for his outstanding contributions in conservation of our natural resources.

 

Kemper was a longtime member of the Rapidan Chapter Trout Unlimited before moving to Harrisburg, VA after his retirement where he then became active with the Thomas Jefferson Chapter.  During his time with the Rapidan Chapter he was their Newsletter Editor and during his tenure won recognition by Trout Unlimited for the best chapter newsletter in the nation.  He also served as Chairman of the Virginia Council Trout Unlimited and served on a regional multi-state panel studying the effects and mitigation of Acid Rain.

 

Kemper loved to fly fish for trout.  He and I along with a small group of good friends, some we fished together for over 30 years, tried each year to do a trip usually out West. We fly fished in such places as Yellowstone National Park, Northern California, Montana, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho as well as many streams up and down the East Coast.

 

In recent years, due to health issues, he was unable to join our group on our annual trips but he was always with us in spirit and now will always remain so.

 

RIP Kemper.

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Ranch Dressing Spill

Anyone seen any of these bottles floating past Fletchers? https://wapo.st/2Uv8Vuj

8,000 bottles of ranch dressing nearly cleaned up in Maryland a week after truck crash

;-)

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Eulogy for a Fishing Buddy

On Friday, 3/8, Kemper Eagle passed away in Harrisonburg VA and I lost a fishing buddy of over 30 years.  However, more significantly our fishing and environmental community lost a tireless advocate.  Among his many recognitions he was recipient of Trout Unlimited "Angler of the Year Award" at their National Convention in Jackson, WY and recipient of the "President's Award" by the Virginia Wildlife Federation for his outstanding contributions in conservation of our natural resources.

 

Kemper was a longtime member of the Rapidan Chapter Trout Unlimited before moving to Harrisburg, VA after his retirement where he then became active with the Thomas Jefferson Chapter.  During his time with the Rapidan Chapter he was their Newsletter Editor and during his tenure won recognition by Trout Unlimited for the best chapter newsletter in the nation.  He also served as Chairman of the Virginia Council Trout Unlimited and served on a regional multi-state panel studying the effects and mitigation of Acid Rain.

 

Kemper loved to fly fish for trout.  He and I along with a small group of good friends, some we fished together for over 30 years, tried each year to do a trip usually out West. We fly fished in such places as Yellowstone National Park, Northern California, Montana, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho as well as many streams up and down the East Coast.

 

In recent years, due to health issues, he was unable to join our group on our annual trips but he was always with us in spirit and now will always remain so.

 

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} fetchers clean up on F&S

Just happened to see this on field and streams website.  No secret that Bill Heavy is a long time fetchers fan but still nice that the clean up effort got a little more run

https://www.fieldandstream.com/cleanup-at-fletchers-cove

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Upper Rose River

I found that you should go up the fire trail about 1/2 to 3/4 a mile then walk to the river and hike up.  it gets braided and skinny quick and i rarely see an brookies below this areas.   there is a trail off the fire rd that takes you down to the river.  when you see it you know its time to walk down....if your point is to see the rose then great,  but there are better sections of brookie streams not to far from there that i now go to instead of the rose.    send me an email if you are looking for an alternative near by

On Thursday, March 7, 2019 at 9:12:36 PM UTC-5, Lukas D wrote:

I'm planning on hitting up the upper section of the rose river when it gets warm in the near future for some Brookies. Any advice on which trails to take down and what the best way to access a good stretch of the river is?

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Stockers at Wintergreen

Wintergreen is a vacation resort south of Charlottesville in the blue ridge mountains -- winter skiing (if you are not picky about snow) and warmer weather golf, hiking etc.

On Friday, March 8, 2019 at 9:26:08 AM UTC-5, Andrew Sarcinello wrote:

Forgive my ignorance, but what is Wintergreen?

Nice job, looks like a fun time!

On Thursday, March 7, 2019 at 10:10:29 AM UTC-5, darbrewe wrote:

Spent a few days at Wintergreen last week. Was hoping to get up to Stoney Creek for brookies but it was blown out from some very heavy rain.

WG stocks one of their ponds with rainbows. 3 aerators have been installed in the pond. It's a great resource, well managed and under utilized.

I went on 2 different days. The 1st day it took me a few hrs to figure out that they were into salmon egg imitations, then game on.

Caught about 2 dozen over the 2 days.

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