Yes. All who plan to attend should have a fishing lisence. Re: the date, it's set for August 9, which is the original date we planned on. Bridget, basically, you should plan to either wear waders or get wet. Old sneakers or boots will suffice. (Don't wade barefoot.) I'm planning to come to the meeti...

Thanks, Kris. This is enough. Just about everyone who responded wants to go on the Potomac River trip, so the Potomac River trip it will be. Sorry for not posting here sooner, but I got sidetracked onto other things. One of the GWAPA members who read the post pm'ed me with a couple of other sites to...

If you caught the gill flaring part of my talk last meeting: was watching the beta male Labidochromis caeruleus in the 55 long today. He didn't grow that big, and his color isn't all that great, so I have him separate from the Labidochromis breeders in the tank next door. Also in the tank are the as...

I'll make sure to bring my field photo tank. It would be great to get photos of a baby snakehead!

Kevin, the only problem with option number two is that there aren't very many bluespotteds in Little Hunting Creek. We'd be lucky to get a half dozen. If that's what we settle on, I'd recommend the attendees voting on someone who could take all of them, try to breed them, and, if successful, giving ...

Hello Fellow GWAPAnians: This is just to follow up about collecting trip options, per the last meeting. We’ll tentatively schedule a collecting trip for Saturday, August 9, which, I think would be the date of the CCA meeting if there was a CCA meeting in August. Please look through the list below ...

Thanks guys. Glad you liked the talk. I'll see if I can post a trip outline and dates tonight.

OK. I can tell you that your mistake was in not bringing some of them home. Mummichog and sheepshead minnows make really nice aquarium residents. And skilletfish are really neat oddballs. Hey, Maddog, I'm guessing you've got some neat collecting not too far from where you live. I know these are in s...

Hey, Maddog, I'm guessing you've got some neat collecting not too far from where you live.

I know these are in southern Maryland. (I just haven't ventured too far south of PG County, so I'm not clear on locations.)

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Watch out, mosquito fish can become serious environmental pests in their own right:
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