I need to know if the Rosyside dace are found in the slackwater area's of the Potomac or only the faster flowing waters?
Matt, Drew?
please help, thank you very much
Rosyside Dace in Slackwater Potomac?
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Posted 19 July 2008 - 10:32 AM
In the mainstem, I would tend to say no. Every temp I recorded the past two weeks has been above 26 C. We've been getting common, roseyface, comely, spottail, spotfin, and satinfin shiner, blutnose minnow, and fallfish pretty regularly. Dave, any input on roseysides in the mainstem near Hancock?
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Posted 19 July 2008 - 11:16 AM
In the mainstem, I would tend to say no. Every temp I recorded the past two weeks has been above 26 C. We've been getting common, roseyface, comely, spottail, spotfin, and satinfin shiner, blutnose minnow, and fallfish pretty regularly. Dave, any input on roseysides in the mainstem near Hancock?
thank you matt.
I went up into the riffles near Back Creek, the water was very fast and I caught a few nice size Creek Chub while bass fishing. I think that the chub and the dace like the same water, so I will have to say that the dace are not where I stay in the slackwater, but are up there about 1 or 2 miles up river.
btw, do you know a srgt. Poole, he is patrol for MD DNR?
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