http://frederick.disqus.com/A place for Frederick residents to chat about whatever they want.enFri, 27 Jun 2008 10:11:10 -0000https://disqus.com/home/discussion/frederick/fishing_hotspots/#comment-761801<p>The Frederick Watershed has several ponds you can fish in. Nice scenery and not that crowded on weekends.</p><p>There are also a few pay ponds around if you like them too. I cant remember the name of the one we have went to before but it is nearby Mountaindale Road (going towards thurmont).</p><p>Another place is Whittier pond. Its not that bad but gets crowded at times...and there are alot of geese and ducks you have to step around.</p><p>its not in frederick, but we always have luck going down to Harpers Ferry. Its ncie and quiet and when you feel a little hot you can always go swimming!<br></p>beckiiiFri, 27 Jun 2008 10:11:10 -0000https://disqus.com/home/discussion/frederick/fishing_hotspots/#comment-753193<p>Mika,</p><p>I think that the Monocacy river is the best fishing spot in town. It's good for Smallmouth, primarily. You can also wade in the Potomac down by Point of Rocks &amp; Brunswick. Lake Linganore is good fishing, but it's supposed to be a private lake. When we lived there, 1/2 the county would fish it, though.</p><p>A good place to get in the Monocacy is at the park where the Monocacy Blvd. bridge crosses, up by 26. Also, there is a small park at Micheal's Mill Rd and route 80 that is a good access point.</p><p>The lake in Greenbriar is stocked and offers excellent fishing. You can also bring a boat there (electric motor only, I think).</p><p>If you're a real die-hard and don't mind catch &amp; release, then you can fish Cunningham Falls. The only thing worthy in there is trout and it's stocked trout only. No native trout in the state.</p>FrogThu, 26 Jun 2008 09:48:17 -0000