Closing out my query for now. I used to think she reply to YA fantasy on Saturdays. There is not a way to nudge her without get an offer for from another agent.

justinjoseph...$25/year is well worth the money for a Premium membership. Please spend it. It's not fair for us to give you the info for free. And don't DM me please.

EDIT: I said DON'T DM me.

@JustinJoseph Sometimes agents do take longer than six months unfortunately. Agents are really swamped these days and I've heard writers sometimes get responses a year later.
If this is your first time nudging, I'd say it's okay to go ahead and nudge her. But if you've nudged before and received no response, there really isn't much else you can do.

FQ 03/15/2022
ER 09/23/2022

Same form as others: "Thank you so much for giving me the chance to consider ____. It’s clear that you’ve devoted a lot of hard work to this project, and your passion comes through in your writing. However, while there is a lot to be commended, I didn't have a clear editorial vision for the project and thus don't think that I would be the most effective champion for your book."

Query sent 3/14
Rejection 9/23
Form letter

Query submitted 3/10/22. Received form rejection 09/19/22. If anyone is counting...120 days.

FQ 3/10/22
CNR 9/13/22 - Very possible I still get a response based on other comments here, but I'm CNRing it for now.
ER 9/20/22 - And there's the response! Polite form rejection.

Dark Fantasy 96K

JustinJoseph: I did. She didn't respond

EQ: 3/1/22
ER: 9/18/22
109k fantasy

To the comments below, I've sent my query in March too, about 6 months ago, and no response. I think agents close for queries when they need time to catch up.

JustinJoseph--I sent my query in March 2022 as well and have not had a response, yet. It seems that agents are flooded these days.

Bobo3080, I think at this point she might finish reading queries until late November/early December. I know it’s extremely difficult but persevere. I’m still waiting on March submissions.

Submitted 05/23/22
No response yet, not sure if my query is still being considered or not

@sally646, you may feel a little better knowing that the agents won't directly get the money you paid for the pitch--the conference organizer which paid for them to participate does. I work at a literary center with a writing conference, and that's how we're able to offer literary agent pitch meetings--an opportunity most writers in our region wouldn't have otherwise. Still, I understand the frustration of meeting an agent who requests pages only not to hear back from them for several months (if at all), having experienced it myself. Good luck with your querying! And as I tell myself: all you need is one yes from a great agent to start a writing career.

@gwprouse, thanks I’m just hoping for good news.