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I picked up George at 6:15a and by 8a, we were fishing.

I decided to start on the bay side of Greenbury Point (Radar Towers) and we caught quite a few on that stretch. But no monsters.



Then as we passed the SE point, George hooks up and declares that he has a nice fish but it was not a striper or WP.

Nope...it was a beautiful red fish!



We worked the inside wall and it was insane fishing!

Another boat came in and they wanted to fish so we chatted with them and found out we knew some of the same folks. We moved a bit so he could fish the area as he did not have a trolling motor on his Jones Brothers CC...a beautiful boat!

At one point, I called Capt. John Page Williams, otherwise known as the Admiral of the Severn River. John always appreciates my calls since we are like minded about white perch fishing. He gave me a few tips and I told him his buddy Jim was right behind us trying to catch a few. It was like old home week!

While I talked to John, for 15 minutes or so, George proceeded to catch a fish almost every cast. I kept complaining that it was not fair since I was on the phone and he just giggled and kept catching! What a show!

Here, we caught some 10"+ perch...



I didn't want to get lulled into staying here and catching fish on every other cast so I left fish to find some more.

So to Martin's Pond I went. Note: Both Jim and John suggested I go there but that was in my plans already.

At the pond, we started catching fish immediately and they were much better quality. One hemlock tree gave up a bunch until we got hung up and disturbed the water. Lots of 10"ers here.

We had a dozen or more doubles...



And we also caught a few feisty shrimps!



It stated to get warm around noon so we went to the shade and had lunch. George made some incredible sammies and had a side of seasoned lettuce, tomatoes and avocado. And...we got a pic!



I like it when George comes on my boat!

The wind started to pick up a bit, not a big deal but it was against the current so we decided to head back and hit a few spots in the creek. After fighting the chop in, we both decided that we had caught enough fish. We didn't count but I can guarantee way more than 100!

Fun day!