Baltimore Fishing Expo

[FishHawk]

Anybody headed down to the Baltimore Fishing Expo at the Fairgrounds in Timonnium (sp?) this week?  Looks like I'll be down there Thursday evening.  There's a couple good looking seminars on high & cold water smallmouth fishing techniques.

[paxpress]

Not worth the drive down.  I haven't seen good deals in years, pay to get in for little bass tackle and you have me staying home.    I would rather meet members for breakfast up here and go to Bass Pro instead.

[FishHawk]

Hey, sounds like a great plan.  What do you think would be a good time for that?  Mid-March?

Tackle wise, the show wasn't spectacular, but the Riverside Campground booth from Duncannon had some good prices on Mizmo Tubes and weedless jigheads.

I also saw a couple of good seminars.  The first good seminar was by Chris Dollar & Lenny Rudow on Shallow Water Light Tackle & Fly Techniques for stripers and other game in the Chesapeake.  Another good seminar that I got to attend was by Capt. Dave Kerrigan on High, Cold Water Smallmouth Tips & Techniques which had some good information and focussed on the Susky river in the Harrisburg area and points up to the Juniata.

[paxpress]

Lets round up the Keystone State members and our brethren from Md. and meet next month for breakfast and shopping at Bass Pro.

Good seminars are always worth attending 

[FishHawk]

Weekend of the 21st or the 28th sound good?  I haven't gotten together with any of the UB guys since the first battle on the border, so I'm looking forward to it.  I wouldn't even mind putting together a bi-weekly weekday evening river get-together this spring or this summer.

[paxpress]

The 28th of Feb would work for me.  I could do a  couple of evening get togethers with enough notice.

[FishHawk]

You have a breakfast spot in mind?  I'm free that weekend.  I'll post a new thread and see who's up for it

[NateG]

dude, i definately drove down there Thursday morning. We left around 3. Like you said the amount of tackle was less than spectacular, but I still managed to spend over 100$ at the Susquehanna stand on sebiles and river2seas.