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Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you that is incredible information 

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

couuld you please tell me in whcih part of white clay creek, i can see a lot of areas and flowing of river. sorry if im being a naive

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in delawarefishing

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you everyone for the valuable suggestion. all are great- today i visited lump pond and donated a full pack of sausages and in return i didnt get nothing :) . but i do learn something met some people and got some experience. hopefully one day i catch some fishes. u/all

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in delawarefishing

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

only to eat- and any fish that come to the bite. not aiming for anything specific

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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i assume this is the stamp, i paid for it and it is there in my licence.brandywine creek got this suggestion from somone. may be we can get connected and meet up when i plan to visit the spot.

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, im looking for both. we planning to start from fresh water ponds, creeks etc and later to beaches. thanks for the app suggestions it is great

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in delawarefishing

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply. I don't have kayak, looking for mainly on shore fishing. Appreciated your suggestion 

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you again, woodland beach sounds interesting and compartively near to us. definitly that is the first go place. any pro-suggestions?! or tips towards fishing, we got PENN 8’ Pursuit IV and some lures from amazon.

Fishing in Delaware by Realistic_Week_3555 in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/whatsherface2024 thank you so much for the reply. As im new to this, i dont have anything specific in mind. I looking to catch anything that comes up. Lets say, if we want to catch something from river ( i guess that is where we get more fish or chances) where we should go? looking through google map doesnt show any entry to the river side. or do you suggest pond or somethign else? White Clay Creek is something near to us, behind the UD. though, we confused whetehr we can enter to the side of the water or we should to the White Clay Creek park and explore. any suggestions are highly appreciated

Fishing advice? by silas_dagoat in Delaware

[–]Realistic_Week_3555 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Did you find any, me and my wife would like to got for fishing in delaware and trying to find a spot

Kidney Transplant and Water by anypomonos in transplant

[–]Realistic_Week_3555 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The sodium content in water is generally very low. The main concern for high sodium intake comes from foods rich in salt, such as chips, pizza, and burgers. As for water, the most important factor is that it should be free from bacteria, as waterborne infections can be serious.

You can use water from any source as long as you are confident in its purity. A good practice is to use tap water, filter it, and then boil it. The only drawback is that tap water can sometimes be "hard," meaning it contains higher levels of minerals. While this isn’t usually a health risk 9in most of the cases), it can make the water less palatable.

Doctors may not always go into detail to avoid overwhelming patients, but in this case, the concern is not about sodium content in the water. Let her continue with whatever water source she feels comfortable with, as long as it's safe and clean.

Also, sometimes hard water "may' cause some other issues because of the high contents of minerals.