Water depth is shallow and the flat often is covered with vegetation.
From shore, there is a wide “flat” on this part of the river, commonly referred to as “Greenway Flats”. This ramp enters the mainstem of the Potomac River so varying depths and fishing conditions exist, depending on whether you fish from shore or boat.
Marshall Hall (Charles County) Description and Fish Species In the town of Indian Head make a left onto Mattingly Ave. Take Rt 210 (Indian Head Highway) south of the Beltway. if you want to fish at National Colonial Farm on the Potomac. (west) to either Wharf Rd., if you want to fish Farmington Landing in Piscataway, or Bryan Pt. 210 south of the Beltway take Farmington Rd. There is a fee to use the boat ramp at the marina. (turn left), follow to King Charles Drive and turn right. 210 south of the Beltway take either Fort Washington Rd.
POTOMAC RIVER LICENSE
Above the bridge a Maryland Freshwater License is required. On Piscataway Creek the dividing line between fresh and tidal waters is the bridge on Maryland Rt. License RequirementsĪ Virginia Freshwater Fishing License or a Maryland Chesapeake Bay Sportfishing license is required to fish the tidal portion of Piscataway Creek and the tidal Potomac. Inquiries as to places to fish can be obtained at the Park Visitor Center (phone: 30). National Colonial Farm is located just south of Piscataway and is on the mainstem of the Potomac. Farmington Landing is on the South side of Piscataway and can be reached via Wharf Rd. Piscataway Park (National Park Service) – There is some bank fishing available at Piscataway park at Farmington Landing and the National Colonial Farm. The Marina also has a restroom and some vending machines. Washington Marina – Boat access to Piscataway Creek and the Potomac River are available at Ft. For more information on Ft Washington Park, call (301)763-4600.įt. There is a fee for entering the park, but annual passes can also be purchased. The park covers 341 acres and has picnic areas, hiking, biking, and playgrounds for the kids. Washington Park – Allows fishing at the base of the lighthouse where Piscataway Creek meets the Potomac River. Washington/ Piscataway Creek include large catfish, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass (few), bluegill sunfish, pumpkinseed, white and yellow perch, eel, carp and crappie. The grass beds are great places to catch bass and perch, and the deeper holes hold some really big catfish. Much of the Creek itself is very shallow, but it is worth working your way through the flats to fish along the structure near shore. If you are able to fish from a boat in Piscataway Creek, be mindful of the channel markers. The point has been rip-rapped with boulders to help keep erosion at bay, so fish accordingly. Washington varies from shallow areas above and below the lighthouse, to fairly deep water just at the point itself. Washington / Piscataway Creak (Prince Georges County) Description and Fish Species
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