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Fishing

Discussion in 'Broadlands Community Issues' started by moustafa, Jul 11, 2004.

  1. moustafa

    moustafa New Member

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    I have not seen any postings about fishing around the area. I am sure we have a lot of people who love fishing in the Broadland's community. Can we do a list of good fishing spots in the Northern VA and MD area. The closer to Broadlands the better.
    I will start:
    Point Lookout Park (near Waldorf MD). I got blue fish from there.

    Lets talk fishing.


    Moustafa Mohamed
    Information Systems Engineer
    George Washington University
     
    moustafa, Jul 11, 2004
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  2. Carol Al-Ajroush

    Carol Al-Ajroush New Member

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    Lake Briddle (not sure of the exact spelling) towards Warrenton is a nice plance.


     
    Carol Al-Ajroush, Jul 11, 2004
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  3. MD_boy

    MD_boy New Member

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    Are there any fish in the Bullfrog pond here in Broadlands?
    Is fishing allowed there?
     
    MD_boy, Jul 12, 2004
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  4. Dutchml

    Dutchml Member

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    Best smallmouth in the area is about a mile toward the Potomac off Rte. 7 in Goose Creek. Best time of year, though, to catch citation sized smallmouth is exactly when dogwoods bloom in the Spring.
     
    Dutchml, Jul 12, 2004
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  5. Carol Al-Ajroush

    Carol Al-Ajroush New Member

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    I did a web search and came up with the following specifics re Lake Brittle for those interested:

    Lake Brittle, 4354 Lake Brittle Rd, between Warrenton & Gainesville, Rt 29 N, right on Rt 600, right on Rt 793, 347-6888. 77 acre lake offers boating (no gas motors), fishing, picnic facilities. Electric trolling motor boats, rowboats & canoes for rent. No swimming or camping. Lake hours 24 hours, 7 days; concession hours 7am-8:15pm. Parks@fauquiercounty.gov
     
    Carol Al-Ajroush, Jul 12, 2004
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