Outings

Let’s Go Fishing!

We are seeking sponsors for outings large and small to fish at locations throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, and beyond. Are you interested in hosting a trip? Send us a message if you’d like to plan an event — be sure to include the date, location, outing details, the outing leader’s name, primary fish species you will be targeting, and any other details you wish to share. Outings organizer Mike Holland will follow-up with you .

Interested in fishing for shad at Fletcher’s Cove? While we can’t plan an outing for this location given the need for special equipment (sinking line, a boat), club member Dan Neuland offers an excellent presentation with all you need to know if you’d like to go catch some shad.

Contact us if you’d like to sponsor an outing. If you’d like to sign up for a scheduled outing, you can REGISTER HERE

DateTimeLocationHostOther
5/2/202

9:00 AM
E. Branch Antietam Creek, Waynesboro, PAPhil Cleven
3 participants
6/8/248:00 AMFishing Creek and Little Fishing Creek Pete Ring10 participants MAX
6/9/2023

9:00 AM
Smith Creek, Broadway, VA4 participants ($100 Rod fee)
7/20/248:00 AMOwen’s CreekPete Ring10 participants MAX
8/17/246:30 AMMonocacy RiverPete Ring10 participants MAX
MayTBDBig Hunting CreekKevin Haney
SummerTBDTown CreekLarry Forte
As the Spring season is about to bloom, we are starting to line up our 2024 Outings. A few members have stepped up to host and we’re expecting to add more to the line up.  An outing is as simple as showing up at your choice of fishing spots and have others join you. One new feature we going to try, something I call “demographic” outings, in an effort of putting people with similarities together. I’ll be hosting the first three at Rockdale Run, a creek that runs through my property.  No need for waders, experience or even equipment. I also invite those who don’t fish to come out, plenty to do and see out here.   — Andy Mekelburg, Outings Coordinator

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Checklist for Preparing to Fish

Here are Lefty Kreh’s list of Basic Rules for Preparing to Fish:

  1. Do your site planning before you leave home.
  2. Prepare a travel checklist.
  3. Select and properly install good reel backing.
  4. Clean your fly lines.
  5. Build leaders ahead of time.
  6. Select flies and sharpen hooks.
  7. Carry Polaroid glasses for sighting fish.
  8. Select the proper color for your clothing
Club member Larry Forte on the North Branch of the Potomac