Lake Erie tributaries Rain in early October and falling temperatures brought steelhead into streams but they were low and clear again as of Oct. 14. Steelhead were in the lower to middle stream sections, although
Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) Despite low water in early October, boaters could still launch, although boat traffic was low. Numbers of small muskies and some nice bass were reported, along with a few crappies and
Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Early fall conditions – low and clear water in the mid-60s – were reported Oct. 14. Hatches included black midges and cream midges (24), Blue-Winged Olives (24), and October Caddis (10-12).
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Water was low and clear and in the mid-60s Oct. 13. An October caddis hatches made for some dry fly-fishing. Dry dropper techniques with slate drake or caddis dries and
Merli Sarnoski Lake (Lackawanna County) A recent brook trout stocking brought anglers to this county park impoundment, with nice releases reported on spinners, live bait and flies. Elmhurst, Curtis reservoirs (Lackawanna County) Brown trout were
Lake Nockamixon (Berks County) Average bass angling was reported Oct. 5 with anglers releasing fish up to 18 inches on 4-inch plastic worms and spinnerbaits. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) Water was a decent level Oct.
NORTHEAST METRO Hit the Hudson and Bayport areas of the St. Croix River for crappies in 15 to 20 feet and for walleyes and sauger in 20 to 30 feet. Bass fishing has been good
FAIRMONT AREA Jigs and fatheads are producing perch on the shorelines of Iowa Lake and North Silver Lake. Crankbaits or minnows are turning walleyes in four to 12 feet at Hall Lake and Tuttle Lake.
RED WING AREA A jig and minnow or plastics are turning walleyes and sauger below the dam on the Mississippi River in 16 to 18 feet. Archery hunters have noticed more buck activity and duck
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