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Did We Say Fish?

A quarter mile of private Potomac River frontage means smallmouth, walleye, catfish, and the occasional toothy pickerel — caught, admired, and released, right off the property.

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An angler holding a smallmouth bass caught on the North Branch of the Potomac, kayak and river behind him.
The North Branch, October
An angler in a kayak holding a bass up high against a backdrop of lush green riverbank.
A good one, held up high
An angler in a kayak holding up a fish on the river.
Fourth of July on the water
An angler holding a walleye at dusk, warm evening light on the water.
Evening light on the South Branch
A close-up of an angler holding a smallmouth bass in the mist.
Foggy morning, one more cast
A fish breaking the water's surface beside a kayak, mid-catch.
Coming up out of the water
A large smallmouth bass held close to the camera.
One big smallmouth
An angler in a kayak holding up a bass on the Potomac.
Labor Day weekend, 2013
An angler holding a bass, river and trees behind him.
Early morning on the Potomac
An angler holding up a pickerel, deadpan expression, river behind him.
A toothy catch
A woman in a kayak smiling and holding up a catfish.
Not just for the fish
An angler in a kayak holding a bass over the water on the South Branch.
South Branch, June