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#1 Jul-12-24 3:42PM
- captmikestarrett
- Patagonian Toothfish
- From: Potomac River
- Registered: May-06-08
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7-11-2024 Report
Ever have an epic trip? Last evening I had one. Two retired gents joined me at 3pm on Mattawomen Creek. Trip was a retirement present from a fellow worker. We started out fishing deep in the pads for snakehead and got about 7 hits and no hookups. Learning curve on hookups is a long road. Often 12 hits and you finally remember the steps to get a good hook up. After that the tide was moving good and the Rico came out. From there it was the only lure needed. Landed 38 LGMouth and lost a few too. Big yellow perch and several crappie.
Epic the way these two guys absorbed a style of fishing they have never done before.
Capt Mike
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Light Tackle Fishing Guide on the Potomac
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#2 Jul-12-24 4:26PM
- drxfish
- Patagonian Toothfish
- From: Sterling
- Registered: Jan-04-14
- Posts: 3574
Re: 7-11-2024 Report
Awesome! Great report indeed.
Always wishin' I was fishin'
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#3 Jul-12-24 5:33PM
- Mhen
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- Registered: Nov-07-20
- Posts: 39
Re: 7-11-2024 Report
Great stuff. I've heard likewise that the tidal Potomac topwater bite in the shallow weedy creeks has been on fire. Those Rico's are magic. My brother was a rep a long time ago and has passed a few old gems on...they always produce!
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#4 Jul-12-24 5:40PM
- Ernie
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- From: Ashburn VA
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Re: 7-11-2024 Report
Magic!
Time to go fishin' again!
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#5 Jul-15-24 11:29AM
- backtofuturetoyota
- Patagonian Toothfish
- From: Stafford
- Registered: Jan-12-12
- Posts: 1218
Re: 7-11-2024 Report
That learning curve is hard one a lot of people. I still mess it up! Great outing capt mike!
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