Penns Creek (Snyder, Union counties) — Sulphurs (16-18) were lingering through early June. Trout were hitting Green Weenies during the day and Green Drake duns and spinners in the evenings through early June. Spring Creek
Little Juniata River (Blair, Huntingdon counties) — TCO Fly Shop reported good stream conditions, including nice color, and sulfurs in the evening as of June 3. Nymphing with green color flies was more productive than
Lehigh River — As of June 3, nice-size rainbow and brown trout up to 20 inches were reported near Bowmanstown, where water had been recently stocked by a local sportsmen’s club. The slower moving pools
Octararo Lake (Lancaster, Chester counties) — On June 7, Captain Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported nice releases of bass on 8-inch rubber crill-tail worms in dark colors. Crappies were in their springtime pattern and
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Spinners and crawlers are turning walleyes on the edges of the mid-depth rocks and mud flats during the day, as are crankbaits or slip bobbers and leeches on the shallow
NORTHEAST METRO Walleyes, smallies, and pike are hitting crawlers and minnows from Prescott north along the St. Croix River. Sunfish can be had in 4 to 8 feet and crappies in 10 to 12 feet
ALEXANDRIA AREA Leeches and nightcrawlers are working best for walleyes in 18 to 20 feet on Lake Reno, Lake Mary, Lake Miltona, and Lake Ida. Look for crappies and sunfish on the weedlines of lakes
Lake Murphysboro: Channel cats good using cut shad. Bluegills excellent using worms. Crappies good on minnows. Kinkaid Lake: Bluegills good to excellent using waxworms and red wigglers. Coming off spawn. Crappies good using minnows. Channel
Mattoon: Crappies slow. Fish have moved back deeper; lower a minnow near submerged brush. Bluegills good. Cast a waxworm or red wiggler near the docks or shallow weedlines. Largemouth bass good. A recent tournament reported
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