In between "Tighten Up (V4) and Straight Up (V2). Right hand on the undercling low in the roof. Left hand on a jug of Tighten up. Climb the roof problem. The problem has unique hand holds that you won't find outdoors in Maryland (bomber pinches).

Lighten Up

Between Two Pillows

Klingon

Klingon SDS

Not a Bad Little Crack for a Chick

Totally Insecure

Dreams of Babylon

Frosted Flake

Shock Collar

Skipping Church

Tighten Up

Slab Monster

Jugs

Mossy Sun

In The Swing of it

From Down Unda

New Dog, Old Tricks

Super Punch Out

Porteños Go Home

I Wish This Was Wyoming

Whale Sheet

Double Helix Fibers

Tacos For Dinner

Forget Everything and Relax

Doggy Bag

Straight Up

Hammer and Tinkle

Over the Top

Flea Collar

My Bloody Nipples

Spaceballs

Aloha

Hookers Delight

Cutting Edge

Tree People

Vee One Maybe ?

Open Wide

Tree Bench

Danger City

on Arête right of Tacos for Dinner.  Climb straight up the Arête. HIGHBALL

Start deep in the cave, find good holds in the crack, work your way up the crack, find a sharp crimp on the right wall and move out to the face and establish and exit left or top out.

On the left side of the cave, start matched on an undercling, move out left to crack/flake, work up the crack/flake and find a good jug, pull up onto the stream facing face and top out.

Starting just below the underling for "Klingon" with left in the crack and right underneath the boulder, rock low to your right is on for a foot if needed, from start move into undercling of "Klingon" and finish out the same. Big power needed to move into the undercling. 

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Follow the crack just to the right of the main chimney. Route "B" in the photo.

Climb the reverse steps without using the left arete or the Danger City crack. (Yellow route line in photo).

Found about the middle of the face, Start on a left facing side pull and horizontal rail at about head height and move straight up the face.

Follow Flea Collar up, cutting left at the gap and continuing through the two upper walls. (Blue in photo)

Right side of the Tooth boulder (to the right of "Straight Up").  Starts sitting, matched in a low undercling, climb straight up the face to a bigger edge then easy top out. 

  I am not sure if this is a first ascent - I thought it might be since the obvious starting footholds were exfoliating.  If someone else has done this already please let me know and I will update the information.

SDS on left side of overhang, right on a crimp underneath the overhang and left on sloppey jug. Crimp broke recently, Start matched on sloppey jug and work your way up the arête and top out. 

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Climb straight up the slab to the right of Not a Bad Little Crack for a Chick

Climb slightly overhung jugs to the left of Aloha

On the right side of cave, start matched at bottom of right facing  crack, climb up the crack to a good pinch at the arête, then move onto the face, and top out.

Start matched on good slopers in the back left corner.  Work across the roof on good holds toward the right side of the boulder, hold the swing and top out just around the corner. 

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Start underneath boulder, left on sloper right on decent crimp, move out to the rail and finish like "Over the Top."

Follow Doggy Bag up to the large gap, continuing through the gap and straight up to top out. Be mindful of loose flakes. (Green line in photo).

Head up the slabby corner to the left of "Tacos for Dinner." Be cautious of loose, flaky rock on the overhang.

Start matched in the crack of the left Arête at about chest height, move up and left to the slopey jug, move up to a solid pinch then out onto the slopey rail to the top out.

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Found on Right Arête, Start on crimps and work up to a top out

Far right slab of the Tree People boulder. Climb between the right-most crack on the boulder and the right hand arete. Mind the awkward top out.

Start underneath boulder, left on sloper right on decent crimp, just like "From Down Unda", move out to the rail and traverse the rail left, then top out straight up.     Rocks the boulder is leaning on are off 

youtube.com/watch?v=S8aFmtf…

Found on the far right end of the Galt Line formation. Start on right hand jug and left undercling on the horizontal scar, heading straight up to the top.

Start on left facing flake/crack in about middle of formation.  Work your way up the flake.

Follow good holds along the crack up to a crux high foot to top out.  HIGHBALL. (Green route line in picture provided).

Start on the left side of the face, going up and toping out left at the large gap. (Yellow in photo)

SDS on the right side of the overhang, move out from under the overhang to the right , then go straight up to a top out.

Fun little route on an interesting feature, slightly awkward face movement into a big reach around to top out. Arete and top left ledge are off. Start sitting low on a dish out left and a sidepull right, move up the face on sidepulls and a gaston until moving right to the big jug under the overhang. From here, reach around to a good hold on the front face of the mallet and slap your way up the left face until you reach a good jug at the top, then top out left. 

Start low right on obvious rail, throw to the lip to find a good jug, mantel up over the lip and top out to the left.

Start from good holds on the right side of the main face. Head up and to the right at the large gap. (Red line in photo).

Hop on the mossy face and move up up to the excellent pocket. Move to the arete and follow it to the top. once past the tree its a sketchy fall

Follow crack up into a high section of offwidth. Top out on left side of offwidth. HIGHBALL. (Blue route line in photo provided).

Previously known as "Tons of Friends" project but was found to be sent by Justin Ridgely years ago. Start on underclings down low. Move up the overhanging face through crimps to jugs at the lip. 

youtu.be/NFhO5wIPwGI

Start in the back left corner of the boulder matched on a good sloper rail.  Worker the sloper rail out to the face of the boulder with good heel hooks and make a move up and top out. 

youtube.com/watch?v=C9GMsws…

Start low right on obvious rail, same as "Over the Top", traverse the rail left, then top out straight up.     Rocks the boulder is leaning on are off.

Head up the chimney underneath the large tree, topping out left of the tree. "A" in photo.

Middle Route on binary wall. Find obvious pinch and move up center face. Slab climbing over mossy feet. Right Arete and left crack off for full effect.

SDS, Stretch wide to starting (opposing) side-pulls with delicate feet, pull off the ground, then dead-point to crimp rail with either hand.  Easy top out after. Kind of a 1-2 move wonder, but it was there and so was I.  I'm sure it's much harder if you have a small ape index/can't reach both start holds and have to use only one...

Start matched on the slopey arete around chest height. Climb up the arete and top out.  Crux is the beginning.

Wide crack to the right of Dreams of Babylon. (Red route in photo provided).

It has come to my attention that the majority of the climbing located on Fisherman's could be located on  PRIVATE PROPERTY .    Until this gets figured out please : 

Keep groups smallNo music No yelling, even when you send your projectDo not hike up above the boulders If confronted by someone saying they are a landowner please stay polite and leave and let contact me at morganrunguide@gmail.com

  Found on the opposite side of the road from the parking lot.  Has a lot of tall formations with highball potential or could be top roped.

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Routes in Fisherman's