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Georgetown carp 'rasslin 
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Went for a swim with this guy after he ate my mulberry fly
photo BY Anderson R. Smith ON June 24 - 0 COMMENTS
Hickory Shad on the board too 
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Count it!
photo BY Anderson R. Smith ON June 24 - 0 COMMENTS
Carp on Mulberries... its a start. 
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My wife understood that we'd have to go home to grab the rod after she witnessed a mulberry hatch in the canal. With my 8-wt. out on loan, I had to break off the first fish before it broke my 5-wt. Got this honey in shortly after.
video BY chris_wood ON June 20 - 0 COMMENTS
Carp on the fly 
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A really nice carp. Took 20 mins to land
photo BY chris_wood ON June 20 - 0 COMMENTS
small canal bass 
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caught this guy while fishing to a smaller fellow with a nymph.
photo BY keith_curley ON June 2 - 0 COMMENTS
Anything Chris can do... 
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Got into some cats today in Four Mile Run sight-fishing with a head stand nymph. Just like carping in the canal.
video BY chris_wood ON May 29 - 1 COMMENTS
Wylie working a cat 
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Wylie playing 5-6 lb catfish on Rock Creek.
video BY chris_wood ON May 28 - 0 COMMENTS
On the board with a cat 
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With Wylie. His was twice as big...
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by: lacyc1988@gmail.com
June 25, 2013
Went for a swim with this guy after he ate my mulberry fly
Potomac River Wild Fish Challenge
Rules:
1. The person who checks off the greatest number of species from the list below by the end of the year is the winner. (In case that’s unclear, you just have to get one of each to check them off the list – the point is to get through the list as fast as you can.) In the event of a tie, the person who checked them off and posted them first is the winner.
-carp
-gar
-catfish
-largemouth bass
-smallmouth bass
-striped bass
-American shad
-hickory shad
-crappie
-snakehead
2. Boundaries of the competition will be Potomac River and its tributaries (including the canal) from Great Falls to Dogue Creek.
3. All fish must be photographed and posted on the “Potomac River Wild Fish Challenge” group on tu.org.
4. Competition is open to TU staff, trustees and distinguished alumni.
5. First person to catch every species on the list wins a fly rod.
6. Fly fishing only.