Thanks for that tip. That's what I will do next time . I'm definitely sold as good cold weather fishing! Do you, or anyone else, know if they can be caught in tidal potomac creeks?
Bill
On Sunday, November 22, 2020 at 4:04:43 PM UTC-5 Lane Thurgood wrote:
Well done Bill. I'm a pickerel fan in the cold weather months. I generally use a 20-lb saltwater mono bite tippet to prevent biteoffs. (Then check after every fish.)Bravo.On Sunday, November 22, 2020 at 11:11:34 AM UTC-5 williamf...@gmail.com wrote:I have read here in this forum and a couple other online articles about pickerel in the tidal creeks of the bay. So after getting skunked on Stripers at Thomas Point Saturday I put kayak in at Jonas Green Park on Severn and went up to closest creek. And it worked! Got a hand full of 15 - 18 inchers by blow downs on the bank. Caught them on a clouser on 7 wt in the last hour of light. I did confirm that they can bite through 2x tippet.I also learned that Thomas Point does not require permit after Nov 1. A week ago the spin fishing buy next to me got a 25" at the end of the outgoing tide. Definitely will try the Point next year.Bill
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