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Smallmouth creek fishing locations i maryland
Was wondering if anyone is interested in sharing locations for good smallmouth fishing in northeast Maryland. I have some sweet spots but am looking for some new scenery. If anyone is interested please let me know.
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Comment by Dan Blackburn on September 6, 2011 at 11:08am
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I'll have to look them up. 19 inches? Thats a nice smally forsure! If you ever get over this way you gotta check out Big Elk creek. Lots of bass in there. I've caught 3 pounders but have seen much bigger fish. Thanks for the tip.
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Comment by Jim Gronaw on September 6, 2011 at 10:59am
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Hey Dan...most of my stream smallmouth bass fishing has been done in north central Maryland...the Monocacy River and its tribs. I like Toms Creek, Big Pipe Creek, Marsh Creek and the Monocacy itself. Middle Creek in Frederick County can be good also. I have caught fish up to 19 inches in Marsh and the Monocacy, but they are rare. 16 to 17 inch fish are top-end in most streams my way. Jigs, topwaters, Rapalas and Rebel crayfish are top lures.
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