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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1968
Page
7
The article explains channel cat habitats in the Potomac and lower Monocacy, noting their daytime feeding with higher activity at night. It describes rigs using sinkers to anchor bait, drifting bait with current, and bottom setups to cover pockets, riffles, and eddies for catching large channel cats.
Pros cite varied baits including minnows worms shrimp hellgrammites and chicken liver for channel cats. Channel cats in the Potamah reach five to ten pounds with occasional fish over 20 pounds. They fight hard on light or medium gear like bulldogs, offering peace and simple pleasure despite modest size.
The Central Regional Office reports heavy fishing pressure at Deep Creek Lake with smallmouth bass and some pickerel. Upper Potomac River is low and clear with bass and catfish in Hancock. White Miller hatch active. Monocacy and Susquehanna areas show mud, fish species varied. Loch Raven reports 3–7 pound bass and a 10 pound northern pike. crappie tournaments noted. Eastern Shore waters clear with bass, bluegill, and pickerel. Southern Maryland Patuxent River and state ponds yield white perch, bass, catfish, bluegill, and minnows.
Priam 3 leads a limit field in Shenandoah Downs feature race at Fairfax Purse 5 1/2 furlongs with rivals Dr's Choice Top Shelf Itsacclo and others. Also eligible contenders include Playful Timbeau and Al Getz as scratches possible.
Detroit Lions end Ron Kramer, 33, with unconditional release. Coach Joe Schmidt says the decision was reluctant but necessary at the tight end position. Kramer, a former Michigan star, may pursue other clubs or retire. Lions note Jim Gibbons and Charlie Sanders as remaining TE options.
Three Baltimore Colts players were hurt in a Thursday scrimmage in Westminster Maryland. Dennis Gaubatz suffered a hyperextension of the left knee Glenn Ressler pulled a muscle and Tony Lorick ruptured a blood vessel in the left leg. Coach Don Shula said the defense prevailed previously and the offense showed improvement.
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