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| Bass Fishing Home Page BassTM Fishing Report #157980 for Tidal Potomac River, Maryland on 8/16/2011 | |||||||
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Subject: Tidal Potomac River, Maryland Submitted by Reel Bass Adventures
Date Fished: 8/16/2011 The summer bass fishing can best be described as slow but steady. Bass can be found on most patterns throughout the day and on most tide stages. The morning and evening top water bite remains good and continues throughout the day under cloud cover. Poppers, grass frogs or spoons worked across grasses draw strikes. Wooded banks worked with plastic worms, creature baits or jig and craw combo’s produce bass. Defined edges of grass as well as isolated grass patches can be good at times. We fish Chatter baits around the grasses and plastics or shallow running cranks along the edges. For numbers of bass, a jig worm fished along the sharp creek drops is hard to beat. Snakehead numbers are sufficient enough that the likely hood of hooking one is pretty high. They like all of the baits that a bass likes. Guiding on the Potomac River, Susquehanna Flats, and the most popular waters of the Mid-Atlantic & Northeast
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