Some kind of winter huh! I’m sitting here looking out my window at the latest five-inch snowfall. They say it will reach 68 degrees day-after-tomorrow. We’ll see.. But this is a fishing not a weather report, so back to the good stuff. I have found the time and conditions to do a little perch and crappie fishing on the Nanticoke and Pocomoke rivers. Catching is good all things considered. My latest trip was with the Matt Parks family. Fishing this day with Matt was his lovely wife Rainey, and their two enthusiastic boys Wyatt and August. The weather started out a little cool but the white perch soon warmed us up. This was my first day hitting the bigger roe perch and the boys had a blast pulling in the fat perch, with a few over eleven inches. Needless to say, I think the young fishermen are hooked on fishing.
August and Wyatt show off a fat Nanticoke white perch after a joint effort
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Neal and I found a third for our April 15 trip to the flats. Will need a street address for the GPS so we can find you.
John Lappin jfl41749@aol.com
352 Commerce St
Havre de Grace Maryland 21078
United States
I’ll give you the slip number once I get there and get settled in.
Kevin, Chris and I want to do a Pocomoke River trip. What is the optimal time. Bernie Dormer
Bernie Dormer
Hi Bernie,
Unless I have a cancellation I don’t have any open dates between today and when I start fishing the Susquehanna Flats. If the flats is a bust due to high, muddy water then I’ll be back to fishing the Pocomoke or flounder on the eastern shore of VA.
Kevin
Thank good winter is done! Trout season is here now and the temps are rising.
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