{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: North Branch Potomac (Wild Rainbows)

On Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 1:46:54 PM UTC-4 jhaner...@gmail.com wrote:

Over the past 4 years I have tried to get out and fish on the North Branch of the Potomac (below the dam) multiple times per year.  I have heard varying reports as to whether the river holds truly wild rainbows.  I understand that both MD/WV stock rainbows in the river as well as fingerlings.  However, based on conversations with guides in the area, the population of natural, wild rainbows in the system has increased significantly over the past few years.  Based on the hundreds of rainbows (both stocked and wild) I have caught out of the system over the past ~4 years, it has become fairly easy for me to distinguish between the wild, fresh stockers, and holdover rainbows (i.e. please see below for a picture of a wild rainbow that was caught this July).  

 

I wanted to see if anybody else has had a similar experience in catching more wild rainbows over the past few years in the North Branch (specifically between Barnum and the confluence with the lower savage).

 

Also, wanted to see if anybody has had any luck catching any of the giant browns in the system.  I have dedicated full days of floating miles of the system (Barnum - Rawlings) searching for that one big fish.  Over the past ~1.5 years I have pulled out a ~21.5 and ~23 inch brown (these fish were caught approximately 15 minutes apart) and about 6 fish in the ~18.5 - 20 inch range.  With the exception of 1 of these larger browns, they have all come on enormous articulated streamers between December - March.  Wanted to know if other anglers dedicate significant time on this river specifically targeting the giant browns that inhabit this river.  I often wonder what the biggest brown in the system is (I'm thinking ~27 inches), and also curious if anybody has every done a float on the North Branch using mice patterns.  

 

Also, posting a few pics including a 23 inch brown (North Branch) 17.5 inch brown (lower savage), and possibly the state record fall fish (wish I weighed it), humble brag!  

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} North Branch Potomac (Wild Rainbows)

Over the past 4 years I have tried to get out and fish on the North Branch of the Potomac (below the dam) multiple times per year.  I have heard varying reports as to whether the river holds truly wild rainbows.  I understand that both MD/WV stock rainbows in the river as well as fingerlings.  However, based on conversations with guides in the area, the population of natural, wild rainbows in the system has increased significantly over the past few years.  Based on the hundreds of rainbows (both stocked and wild) I have caught out of the system over the past ~4 years, it has become fairly easy for me to distinguish between the wild, fresh stockers, and holdover rainbows (i.e. please see below for a picture of a wild rainbow that was caught this July).  

 

I wanted to see if anybody else has had a similar experience in catching more wild rainbows over the past few years in the North Branch (specifically between Barnum and the confluence with the lower savage).

 

Also, wanted to see if anybody has had any luck catching any of the giant browns in the system.  I have dedicated full days of floating miles of the system (Barnum - Rawlings) searching for that one big fish.  Over the past ~1.5 years I have pulled out a ~21.5 and ~23 inch brown (these fish were caught approximately 15 minutes apart) and about 6 fish in the ~18.5 - 20 inch range.  With the exception of 1 of these larger browns, they have all come on enormous articulated streamers between December - March.  Wanted to know if other anglers dedicate significant time on this river specifically targeting the giant browns that inhabit this river.  I often wonder what the biggest brown in the system is (I'm thinking ~27 inches), and also curious if anybody has every done a float on the North Branch using mice patterns.  

 

Also, posting a few pics including a 23 inch brown (North Branch) 17.5 inch brown (lower savage), and possibly the state record fall fish (wish I weighed it), humble brag!  

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: North Branch Potomac (Wild Rainbows)

On Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 1:42:49 PM UTC-4 jhaner...@gmail.com wrote:

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: North Branch Potomac (Wild Rainbows)

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} North Branch Potomac (Wild Rainbows)

Over the past 4 years I have tried to get out and fish on the North Branch of the Potomac (below the dam) multiple times per year.  I have heard varying reports as to whether the river holds truly wild rainbows.  I understand that both MD/WV stock rainbows in the river as well as fingerlings.  However, based on conversations with guides in the area, the population of natural, wild rainbows in the system has increased significantly over the past few years.  Based on the hundreds of rainbows (both stocked and wild) I have caught out of the system over the past ~4 years, it has become fairly easy for me to distinguish between the wild, fresh stockers, and holdover rainbows (i.e. please see below for a picture of a wild rainbow that was caught this July).  

 

I wanted to see if anybody else has had a similar experience in catching more wild rainbows over the past few years in the North Branch (specifically between Barnum and the confluence with the lower savage).

 

Also, wanted to see if anybody has had any luck catching any of the giant browns in the system.  I have dedicated full days of floating miles of the system (Barnum - Rawlings) searching for that one big fish.  Over the past ~1.5 years I have pulled out a ~21.5 and ~23 inch brown (these fish were caught approximately 15 minutes apart) and about 6 fish in the ~18.5 - 20 inch range.  With the exception of 1 of these larger browns, they have all come on enormous articulated streamers between December - March.  Wanted to know if other anglers dedicate significant time on this river specifically targeting the giant browns that inhabit this river.  I often wonder what the biggest brown in the system is (I'm thinking ~27 inches), and also curious if anybody has every done a float on the North Branch using mice patterns.  

 

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Guest tier for the November Beer Tie (11/11): Brian Bennett, owner of VICE Fishing Co.

Quick correction -- that's MONDAY not Tuesday, 11/11. 

Best, 

Owen

On Wednesday, October 23, 2024 at 2:38:12 PM UTC-4 Owen Williams wrote:

We hope that everyone can join us on Tuesday, November 11, at Colony Grill in Clarendon at 7 p.m. for a special guest tier and the Marsh Bug (see pictures below).

Fly Write-up:

I originally started tying this fly to mimic a small crab to target Redfish and other saltwater species that will go after a crustaceans, but I've found that it's also a great little fly for Smallmouth Bass. The Finn Raccoon tail and rubber legs really make the fly come alive under water, and the Holo-Fiber Wrap under the EP brush adds just the right amount of flash.

Materials: (Olive/Tan) 

 

#2 Gamakatsu B10S

Small Lead Eye - Black

210 Denier Thread - Black

Finn Raccoon – Light Olive

Estaz (Regular) - Rootbeer

Marsh Legs (or any rubber leg) – Olive/chartreuse-shrimp pink tip

Holo-Fiber Wrap – Copper

1.5" EP Foxy Brush – Tan

Brown Sharpie

20# Hard Mono (optional)

 

Materials: (Tan/Orange) 

 

#2 Gamakatsu B10S

Small Lead Eye - Black

210 Denier Thread - Black

Finn Raccoon – Natural Brown (Tan)

Estaz (Regular) - Rootbeer

Marsh Legs (or any rubber leg) – Copper/Brown-Orange tip

Holo-Fiber Wrap – Darkened Bronze

1.5" EP Foxy Brush – Hot Orange/Black

Black Sharpie

20# Hard Mono (optional)

 

Brian Bennett's Biography:

From the banks of the Shenandoah River in Berryville, VA, to the vibrant waters of Belize, my lifelong love for fishing has evolved into an exciting adventure. Fishing was my vice from a young age, with countless days spent bass fishing during the day and catfishing at night. My modest collection of six rods quickly swelled to 35 when I discovered the thrill of surf fishing.

A pivotal moment came when my fiance and I planned a diving trip to Belize. Eager to try fly fishing, I visited my local Orvis, purchased my first rod, and took casting lessons. With the guidance of a local expert, I hooked my first Bonefish—and my passion turned into what my fiance and kids humorously refer to as a "problem."

After a Fly-Tying 101 class at Orvis, I found myself with yet another "problem" at home—an overwhelming collection of fly material! My fiance, noticing the situation, playfully suggested I turn my obsession into a business. Thus, VICE Fishing Co. was born.

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Guest tier for the November Beer Tie (11/11): Brian Bennett, owner of VICE Fishing Co.

We hope that everyone can join us on Tuesday, November 11, at Colony Grill in Clarendon at 7 p.m. for a special guest tier and the Marsh Bug (see pictures below).

Fly Write-up:

I originally started tying this fly to mimic a small crab to target Redfish and other saltwater species that will go after a crustaceans, but I've found that it's also a great little fly for Smallmouth Bass. The Finn Raccoon tail and rubber legs really make the fly come alive under water, and the Holo-Fiber Wrap under the EP brush adds just the right amount of flash.

Materials: (Olive/Tan) 

 

#2 Gamakatsu B10S

Small Lead Eye - Black

210 Denier Thread - Black

Finn Raccoon – Light Olive

Estaz (Regular) - Rootbeer

Marsh Legs (or any rubber leg) – Olive/chartreuse-shrimp pink tip

Holo-Fiber Wrap – Copper

1.5" EP Foxy Brush – Tan

Brown Sharpie

20# Hard Mono (optional)

 

Materials: (Tan/Orange) 

 

#2 Gamakatsu B10S

Small Lead Eye - Black

210 Denier Thread - Black

Finn Raccoon – Natural Brown (Tan)

Estaz (Regular) - Rootbeer

Marsh Legs (or any rubber leg) – Copper/Brown-Orange tip

Holo-Fiber Wrap – Darkened Bronze

1.5" EP Foxy Brush – Hot Orange/Black

Black Sharpie

20# Hard Mono (optional)

 

Brian Bennett's Biography:

From the banks of the Shenandoah River in Berryville, VA, to the vibrant waters of Belize, my lifelong love for fishing has evolved into an exciting adventure. Fishing was my vice from a young age, with countless days spent bass fishing during the day and catfishing at night. My modest collection of six rods quickly swelled to 35 when I discovered the thrill of surf fishing.

A pivotal moment came when my fiance and I planned a diving trip to Belize. Eager to try fly fishing, I visited my local Orvis, purchased my first rod, and took casting lessons. With the guidance of a local expert, I hooked my first Bonefish—and my passion turned into what my fiance and kids humorously refer to as a "problem."

After a Fly-Tying 101 class at Orvis, I found myself with yet another "problem" at home—an overwhelming collection of fly material! My fiance, noticing the situation, playfully suggested I turn my obsession into a business. Thus, VICE Fishing Co. was born.

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Potomac North of Harper's Ferry

I was up around harpers ferry yesterday and the river is still smoked.  Going to be a bit until it is fishable.

On Thursday, October 3, 2024 at 10:17:41 AM UTC-4 Kevin KB wrote:

Michael,

I have not been up there, but recommend the following web site that shows the water levels of the Potomac at Hancock.  The water levels are up about 5 feet  from 3 ft to 8 ft.  Your choice but with the high water and high high flows, I would not chance it.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/01613000/#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D&showMedian=fal

And this site links all the monitoring stations in Maryland.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/md/nwis/current/?type=flow&group_key=basin

Kevin

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I'm wondering if anyone has seen the Potomac north of Harper's Ferry since all the rains of the last few weeks and whether the fishing conditions might be decent. Was thinking about taking my canoe up that way this weekend.  Am particularly interested in the area between Williamsport and Hancock. Thanks, Michael

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: John Gierach, R.I.P.

Good Flies was a really cool book of his, for anyone out there that hasn't read it. A fair bit of attribution & brief discussions of the origins for a wide selection of patterns and some interesting back stories on them made for a very entertaining book.Most of all, he was able to not take himself too seriously while earnestly discussing his thoughts on flies -- aesthetically and practically --and it was a really fun read. I'd recommend it to anyone who tinkers at the vise, and is always modifying something. Even where you may disagree with him (he likes foam, I hate it; he hates bead heads, I'm quite okay with them) sitting with considered and crafted text (I wouldn't call them arguments) was very much worth the exercise in terms of considering my own assumptions.  It also didn't hurt that he & AK Best had a really long history and a ton of Best's thought on materials and techniques show up in the book as well.

On Friday, October 4, 2024 at 6:06:44 PM UTC-4 namfos wrote:

https://flylordsmag.com/john-gierach-beloved-fly-fishing-author-passes-away-at-76/

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} John Gierach, R.I.P.

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Re: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Potomac North of Harper's Ferry

Michael,

I have not been up there, but recommend the following web site that shows the water levels of the Potomac at Hancock.  The water levels are up about 5 feet  from 3 ft to 8 ft.  Your choice but with the high water and high high flows, I would not chance it.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/01613000/#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D&showMedian=fal

And this site links all the monitoring stations in Maryland.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/md/nwis/current/?type=flow&group_key=basin

Kevin

On Thu, Oct 3, 2024, 10:03 AM Michael Rhein <mrhein@institutephi.org> wrote:

I'm wondering if anyone has seen the Potomac north of Harper's Ferry since all the rains of the last few weeks and whether the fishing conditions might be decent. Was thinking about taking my canoe up that way this weekend.  Am particularly interested in the area between Williamsport and Hancock. Thanks, Michael

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Potomac North of Harper's Ferry

I'm wondering if anyone has seen the Potomac north of Harper's Ferry since all the rains of the last few weeks and whether the fishing conditions might be decent. Was thinking about taking my canoe up that way this weekend.  Am particularly interested in the area between Williamsport and Hancock. Thanks, Michael

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: C&O Canal Water Levels

They're apparently dredging the entire reach of the canal. This came from one of the workers who I ran onto last summer around Swains Lock. Not sure about water levels around Carderock, but everything I've seen from Chain Bridge up to Swains has been super low. You can find pockets here and there if you're willing to walk, but it's really low. 

Interestingly, this hasn't translated (at least for me) into better carping conditions. I spent a few hours a couple of weeks ago around Chain Bridge and I didn't see a single fish. Weird, considering the excellent sight fishing conditions. 

On Tuesday, October 1, 2024 at 9:36:29 PM UTC-4 BruceC2C wrote:

Yesterday, went to fish C&O / MONOCACY Aquaduct.

The canal water level was down 10+ feet.....DRAMATICALLY low.

Interested to get idea about Canal water levels at CardeRock / Old Anglers Inn/ Wide Water  area.

Has 2024 Canal fishing been Average, Above Average or Below Average?

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} C&O Canal Water Levels

Yesterday, went to fish C&O / MONOCACY Aquaduct.

The canal water level was down 10+ feet.....DRAMATICALLY low.

Interested to get idea about Canal water levels at CardeRock / Old Anglers Inn/ Wide Water  area.

Has 2024 Canal fishing been Average, Above Average or Below Average?

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} BEER TIE - Monday, 14 October

The Monday following Casting Church, Monday 14 October, will be our monthly Beer-Tie meeting at the Colony Grill in Clarendon (Arlington).

Come on out and meet your fellow anglers, bring your fly tying material and your fly tying questions.

We will have information on planned trips for the year as well.

The event, as usual, is open to everyone who is curious and who would like to attend.

Bring your fish stories.

Festivities begin at 7pm.

Board meeting at 6:30pm for TPFR board members.

Regan

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{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Casting for Sunday, 13 October (2nd Sunday of the month)

We will have our casting get together on Sunday, 13 Oct at Fletcher's Cove from 8am to 11am.

Come on out, whether you are a novice, intermediate, or advanced caster, it is all fun to work on solving casting problems and casting challenges.

Additionally, we will work on FFI Casting Skills challenges for anyone interested.

If you are just getting started, this is a great way to meet people who can help.  There will be casting instructors on hand.

If you are preparing for an upcoming trip and looking to re-fresh your casting skills, this is a great opportunity.

Regan

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