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2018 Youth Fishing Rodeo Schedule County Pond Name Date Start Time 2018 Youth Fishing Rodeo Schedule County Pond Name Date Start Time Sponsoring Organization Age Group Contact Phone Allegany Dan's Mountain May 19 8:00AM to 12PM Dan's Mountain State Park 3 to 15 Dan Lewis 301-895-5453 Allegany Laurel Run May 19 7:00AM to 12PM Dogwood Flats 3 to 15 Donna or Vicki 301-876-8614 Allegany Glendening Park May 19 9:00AM to 12PM Frostburg Fire Department 3 to 15 Gary Tummino 240-727-9833 Allegany Battie Mixon June 2 10:00AM to 2PM Battie Mixon Catfish Club 3 to 15 Diane Johnson 301-759-6636 Allegany Midland Sportsmans Club June 3 2:00PM to 4 PM Midland Sports Club 3 to 15 Sharon Merrbach 301-463-2498 Allegany Piedmont/Potomac River July 21 8:00AM to 12PM Homefest Fishing Rodeo 3 to 15 Vicki Smith 240-609-9360 Anne Arundel Burba April 28 8:00AM to 1PM Meade Rod and Gun Club 3 to 15 Charisma Wooten 240-568-6055 Anne Arundel Chartridge Pond April 8 12:00PM to 3PM Chartridge Community Assoc 3 to 15 Nick Carassanesi 410-980-8812 Baltimore Patterson Park March 31 10:00AM to 1PM Baltimore City Parks & Rec 3 to 15 Bob Wall 410-245-0854 Baltimore Herring Run April 21 10:00AM to 1PM Baltimore City Parks & Rec 3 to 15 Bob Wall 410-245-0854 Baltimore Gwynn Brook May 19 8:00AM to 12PM M S S A 3 to 15 Mark Kurth 410-382-3107 Baltimore Patterson Park June 2 10:00AM to 1PM Baltimore City Parks & Rec 3 to 15 Bob Wall 410-245-0854 Baltimore Hillcrest Park Lake June 9 7:00AM to 12PM Baltimore Highlands Rec Council 3 to 15 Jodie Blackford 410-887-6994 Baltimore Patterson Park October 27 10:00AM to 1PM Baltimore City Parks & Rec 3 to 15 Bob Wall 410-245-0854 Calvert Calvert Cliffs Pond May 19 9:00AM to 12PM Maryland Park Service 3 to 15 Taylor Lundstrom 443-975-4360 Calvert Calvert Cliffs State Park June 2 8:00AM to 11AM Calvert County Parks and Rec 3 to 15 Diane Holloway 410-586-1101 Carroll Westminster Community Pond April 29 8:00AM to 1PM Carroll County Parks & Rec 3 to 15 Loren Lustig 410-386-3705 Carroll Prospect Park Pond May 5 8:30AM to 11:30AM Mt. Airy Lions Club 3 to 15 Amy Herndon 301-606-0998 Carroll Silver Run May 12 8:00AM to 12PM Silver Run Union Mills Lions Club 3 to 15 Lois Szymanski 443-519-8124 Carroll Roberts Mill Pond May 19 8:00AM to 12PM City of Taneytown 3 to 15 Bob Mitchell 410-751-1100 Carroll Krimgold Park Pond May 20 8:00AM to 1PM Carroll County Parks & Rec 3 to 15 Loren Lustig 410-386-3705 Cecil Rising Sun May 5 8:00AM to 12PM Rising Sun Chamber of Commerce 3 to 15 Bud Mcfadden 410-658-5349 Frederick Culler Lake April 14 9:00AM to 12PM City of Frederick Parks and Rec 3 to 15 Sean Poulin 301-600-3846 Frederick Gambrill Pond April 21 9:00AM to 12PM Gambrill State Park 3 to 15 Alicia Norris 301-293-4170 Frederick Middletown Pond April 21 9:00AM to 12PM Knights of Columbus 3 to 15 John Winters 301-371-7629 Frederick Fountain Rock April 28 9:00AM to 4PM Fountain Rock Park 3 to 15 Wayne Leadbetter 301-980-8106 Frederick Lions Merryland Park April 29 1:00PM to 3PM Brunswick Lions Club 3 to 15 Pat Zupka 567-712-0814 Frederick Middletown Pond May 5 9:00AM to 2PM Frederick County Parks and Rec 8 to 15 Phil Kefauver 240-285-2039 Garrett Grantsville Stormwater Pond May 5 7:00AM to 11AM Town of Grantsville 3 to 15 Robin Jones 301-895-3144 Garrett Herrington Manor May 12 8:00AM to 10:30AM Herrington Manor State Park 3 to 15 Jim Riley 301-334-9180 Garrett Accident Pond May 19 8:00AM to 2PM Western MD National Wild Turkey Federation 3 to 15 Mary Griffin 301-501-6103 Garrett New Germany Lake May 19 8:00AM to 12PM New Germany State Park 3 to 15 Daniel Lewis 301-895-5453 Garrett Muddy Creek May 26 9:00AM to 12PM Yough Homeowners Association 3 to 15 Jim Smith 310-616-4754 Harford Friends Park Pond April 21 9:00AM to 12PM Cub Scout Pack 234 3 to 15 Allen Foster 410-670-3171 Harford John Carroll May 5 10:00AM to 1PM Churchville Recreation Council 3 to 15 Bob Wall 410-245-0854 Montgomery DeSimon Pond June 2 9:00AM to 12PM Montgomery Village Foundation 3 to 15 Amy Roswurm 240-243-2303 Somerset Great Hope Golf Course October 6 8:00AM to 11AM Great Hope Golf Course/Somerset County 3 to 15 Charles Barnard 410-651-5905 St Mary St Marys River May 12 8:30AM to 12:30PM St Marys River State Park 3 to 15 Will James 301-872-5688 Talbot Bay 7 Street Ponds July 14 8:00AM to 12PM Easton Elks Lodge #1622 3 to 15 Calvin Yowell 410-820-8935 Washington Beaver Pond April 7 8:00AM to 12PM Fort Frederick State Park 3 to 15 Jeremiah Corbin 301-842-2155 Washington Boonsboro Pond May 5 7:30AM to 1PM Town of Boonsboro 3 to 15 Kim Miller 301-432-5141 Washington Sharpsburg May 5 7:00AM to 10AM Town of Sharpsburg 3 to 15 Brandon Smith 301-491-4866 Washington Cuswa Basin June 2 10:00AM to 11:00AM C&O Canal National Historic Park 3 to 15 Carrie Wittmer 301-582-0813 Washington Pangborn Park June 16 9:00AM to 1PM MIHI Inc. 3 to 15 Bill Beard 301-745-6444 Wicomico Tributary of Wicomico June 2 7:00AM to 1PM Wicomico County Parks and Rec 3 to 15 Allen Swiger 410-548-4900 Worcester South Pond June 23 9:00AM to 11AM Ocean Pines Anglers Club 3 to 15 Walt Boge 410-208-2855 Worcester South Pond July 21 9:00AM to 11AM Ocean Pines Anglers Club 3 to 15 Walt Boge 410-208-2855.
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