Old Grounds News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

WGMD - The Talk Of Delmarva - Serving Delmarva Since 1980

A group of researchers have launched a new exhibit exploring Black thinkers and educators in Austin.

Eric Burnley March 6, 2021 Peter Didden took advantage of Youth Day at Newton Pond to catch three trout, including this beautiful brown. He was with his dad Jason. SUBMITTED PHOTO We have looked at catching flounder in the shallow water of the Inland Bays, the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal and the near-shore waters of the Delaware Bay. Now, we will try to give you some tips on catching flounder in deeper waters of the Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. First, let’s look at the tackle you will need in these deep waters. While you can get by with one or two ounces of weight or no weight...

Understanding current and tide is key to fishing in Delaware Black sea bass live in deep water where a strong current can make fishing difficult. KEN NEIL PHOTO Eric Burnley January 16, 2021 Last week, we discussed the tides and currents that determine where and when fish are likely to feed in the Cape Region. Since almost all the water in the region is tidal, knowledge of tides and current is critical to successful fishing. Most tackle shops give away tide charts, and this newspaper prints the tides in every edition. What they do not tell you about are the different changes in cu...

Satellite tag to tell four-month story of striped bass Drew Johnson, his son Luke Johnson and their friend Dave Vitella with their dogs and the MiniPSAT tag they found on Lewes Beach. The tag was deployed in a 46-inch striped bass named Independence, caught off Montauk, N.Y., over Fourth of July weekend 2020. SUBMITTED PHOTO Eric Burnley January 2, 2021 We have all heard of a message in a bottle, but three Lewes residents – Drew Johnson, his son Luke Johnson and their friend Dave Vitella – found a message in a satellite tag. They were walking their dogs along Lewes Beach when t...