River flows for the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were above normal late last month but still fishable at last report. Olives, small spinners, a few sulphurs and caddis were on the water. The West Branch of
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – A few walleyes continue to be taken on crankbaits in 12 feet or on live-bait rigs and leeches on the deep gravel bars during the day. At night, slip bobbers and
Susquehanna River (Cumberland County) – The York Haven area was yielding flathead catfish, including some close to 40 pounds, in recent weeks, with bluegills and sunfish the best baits. Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumber-land County) –
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been decent in Raber Bay and on the outskirts of the St. Marys Channel. Nightcrawler harnesses and bottom bouncers are producing the best action. Good numbers of salmon and lake
Atwood Lake (Carroll & Tuscarawas Counties) – White bass have been active and are easy to catch. Watching for surface disturbances or circling birds can reveal the location of feeding schools of these fish, which
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Slip bobbers and leeches are working best during the day for walleyes on the 28- to 35-foot gravel edges. This same presentation will work at night on the deep gravel and
Nockamixon Lake (Bucks County) – Fishing was fair in mid-August, with a spate of hot weather putting the kibosh on angling pressure. The weed-beds were yielding crappies and largemouth bass, including some 3-pounders. Fish structures
Allegheny River – Water was high Aug. 14, a result of heavy rainfall upriver and voluminous releases from the Kinzua Dam. Average catches of bass, walleyes and catfish were reported earlier that same week. The
Rivers were pretty well blown out last week due to some heavy thunderstorms that rolled through the region, but waters may very well be fishable by now. The Esopus escaped the rains and fish were
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