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Sports - Outdoors
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
02/19/09
The opening of all waters to yellow perch fishermen has given a bit of a boost to angling interest in the Magothy, South and Severn Rivers, but with the weather continually changing the catching is inconsistent. Find Us On Facebook
A few fish of the 9-inch minimum size have been taken along with some pickerel, but we need a string of several warm days to get things going. One has a better chance for perch and pickerel, maybe a few crappies, at Blackwater in Dorchester County where Ray Johnson and Skip Forman of Bowie used minnows on shad darts and minnows worked under bobbers to take a dozen keeper perch and eight pike big enough to...
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