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Subcommittee on Fisheries, Wildlife, Oceans and Insular Affairs Oversight Hearing on "Fish and Wildlife Service’s Proposed Comprehensive Conservation Plan and its Potential Devastating Impact on the Economy of the Town of Chincoteague, Virginia"
Friday, February 17, 2012 9:30 AM
1324 Longworth House Office Building
Friday, February 17, 2012
9:30 a.m.
OVERSIGHT HEARING ON:
- "Fish and Wildlife Service’s Proposed Comprehensive Conservation Plan and its Potential Devastating Impact on the Economy of the Town of Chincoteague, Virginia"
WITNESSES AND TESTIMONY:
Panel I
Witnesses are by invitation only. A witness list will be made available once it is confirmed.
Related Files:
- Subcommittee Hearing Notice - February 9, 2012
/-750.jpg "Here is our new design which will be here for the upcoming flounder tournament. The dates are May 11-20th. Sign up sheet will be up shortly. We have had different sponsers get in at the last minute so we will be posting our final sign up sheet in the near future. The pig roast will be on Thursday May 17th. Mark your calandars for the upcoming event.")
Here is our new design which will be here for the upcoming flounder tournament. The dates are May 11-20th. Sign up sheet will be up shortly. We have had different sponsers get in at the last minute so we will be posting our final sign up sheet in the near future. The pig roast will be on Thursday May 17th. Mark your calandars for the upcoming event. We had a boat limit out on Striped Bass on Friday 02/10/2012 its incredible that the fish are still around. Trolling heavier mojo's, tandems, and stretches have been doing well.
Gene and Joe with some pickerel caught with Capt. Walt on Capt. Walt's Light Tackle Charters.
Joe and Gene had a great day with Capt. Walt here they are with a stringer full of fish.
/WaltPickerel2-750.jpg "Capt. WAlt with a pickerel he runs charters frequently this time of year.")
Capt. WAlt with a pickerel he runs charters frequently this time of year.
/BobCarsonYellowPerch-750.jpg "Bob Carlson with a yellow perch caught in the Pocomoke River.")
Bob Carlson with a yellow perch caught in the Pocomoke River with Capt. Walt.
Still "smacking" the Crappie, Yellow Perch and Pickerel on the sweetwater of the Pocomoke River on Marylands Eastern Shore. Some of the Pickerel have been monsters with a few at the 6 LB mark. Now that's a big Pickerel. Yellow Perch are getting bigger with egg laiden females now making a showing. Crappie have stayed consistent. We've even taken a handful of Largemouth Bass (allthough not big - 2 LBS) to add to our mix. We'll continue to launch out of the town of Snow Hill right through mid March. Trips are inexpensive and open dates are available. This fishery remains good even in the coldest of temps. Call Captain Walt at 410-957-1664 to book your trip.
