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What happened to the bass reports?

Don't worry, I have not given up on bass fishing! In fact, I was out at Burke Lake yesterday and a few other places earlier in the season.

The reason I am focused on getting the trout stuff out is that the season does not go all year long. Come June, trout is done as the stocking completes and the trout start to die in the creeks where the water warms above 75.

So, I want to get the word out on trout and then will switch to smallies and largemouth. I already have a backlog of smallie locations on the Potomac that I need to publish.

Bear with me if you are not a trout guy. Bass will return.

Unless stated otherwise, this article was authored by Steve Moore

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