Lake St. Clair Waterfowl hunting has been good and deer are active. Bucks are chasing does. High winds have kept anglers off of Lake St. Clair and fishing has been slow for those who have been able to get out. A few perch have been caught. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586) 777-7003. Irish Hills Area Bow […]
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Donegal Lake (Somerset County) Numbers of trout were reported on maggots and power bait. Some bluegills also were reported. Lower Twin Lake (Westmoreland County) Maggots, wax worms, and Powerbait were taking recently-stocked trout through the end of October, while bass were hitting on tubes and crankbaits. Youghiogheny River/Reservoir (Fayette County) Crappies were hitting on small
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Lehigh River Bigger smallmouth bass were being released in mid to late October, and the fall trout bite was active. Brady’s Lake (Monroe County) Nice perch and crappies were reported in falling temperatures. Bushkill Creek, Minsi Lake (Northampton County) Crawlers, paste baits and spinners were catching recently stocked trout, with fish moving to deeper water
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Juniata River (Huntingdon, Mifflin counties) Some bass were reported around the Newton Hamilton area. Raystown Branch Juniata River The spillway of the Raystown Dam was yielding some walleyes, while smallmouth bass were hitting near the Corbin Road Bridge. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Low, clear normal fall conditions were reported as of Oct. 27.
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Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Normal fall conditions prevailed as of Oct. 27, when water was low, clear, leaf-strewn and in the mid-60s. Long leaders and light tippets were essential both with wet and dry flies. Deeper pools were the best spots to target midday. Hatches included black midges (24), cream midges (24), blue-winged olives
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Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Trout were scattered but hitting on fathead minnows, small crawlers and red worms in recent weeks. Smallmouth bass were biting on shiners and 3-inch plastic worms. Carp were taking corn. Scott’s Run Lake, Hay Creek (Berks County) Recently-stocked trout were reported on minnows, mealworms and yellow paste baits. Lake Ontelaunee
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