Canoe and Kayak Event Schedule-Spring-Summer 2014
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Six events are currently planned, more coming
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Basic Archery Equipment for Instinctive Shooting
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Basic archery equipment for instinctive shooting includes: a bow, an optional bow stringer, arrows, arm guard, quiver, and a shooting glove or finger tab (or finger protectors installed on the bow string).
Read MoreIdaho Fishing Trip-September 11-15, 2014 -FILLED-
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Based on member response, we have identified the South Fork Snake River, Idaho, as the first priority among members.
Read MoreMinutes of the January 2014 WSC General Meeting
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Saturday, January 18, 2014, 3:30-7:30 pm, Tuckahoe Clubhouse
Read MoreUpper South River Special Regulation Area, Waynesboro
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By Frank Meade One of the most convenient streams for Wintergreen Sporting Club members. The South River is spring fed which keeps temperatures relatively steady and makes for good fishing conditions year round.
Read MoreWhere to Fish: Beaver Creek, Ottobine, Va.
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By Frank Meade This is great trout water in an easily accessible, beautiful country/agricultural setting. Easy early morning drive from Wintergreen.
Read MoreWhere to Fish: Briery Creek Lake
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By Frank Meade Briery Creek Lake is a big time largemouth bass fishery with incredible structure. Multiple state records.
Read MoreWhere to Fish: Jackson River (Upper)
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By Frank Meade The special regulated section of the Jackson River above Lake Moomaw in the Hidden Valley Recreation Area is a very special place for fly fishermen, especially those willing to walk 45 minutes or bike 15 minutes upstream to the special regulation area that starts above the swinging rope bridge.
Read MoreWhere to Fish: Piney River at the Tye
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By Frank Meade If you are all about catching fish, I would enjoy a nice paddle all the way to where the Piney meets the Tye. Fish that hole very hard. Drag some crank baits through the deep water retrieving upstream and hold on!!
Read MoreWhere to Fish: Rapidan River
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By Mike Fisher The Rapidan River is a well known brook trout stream that has appeared in articles and books. It is fly fishing only with barbless hooks and is all catch and release. It has perhaps the largest brookies in the park (at least to 14 inches), but they are rarely seen or caught.
Read MoreWhere to Fish: Bowlers Mill Lake (aka: Lake Gordonsville)
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By Frank Meade I have fished this lake twice recently and drew several dozen strikes in the pads–but what is exciting is that some are not strikes but explosions.
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