Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) The southern end was yielding crappies on jigs fished over submerged wood and shoreline trees. Channel catfish up to 26 inches were reported. Juniata River (Huntingdon, Mifflin counties) Water was low
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Cooler water temperatures spurred striped bass action, with herring drifted at Shuman and Calico points and Ironwood the ticket. Walleyes were reported on crawler harnesses in recent weeks, and smallmouth bass
Hay Creek, Scott’s Run Lake (Berks County) Stockings were slated for Oct. 4. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) A trout stocking was slated for Oct. 9. Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) A good smallmouth bass bite
Lake Erie The tributaries were beginning to yield steelhead at the end of September, with anglers taking a few fish on single eggs, egg sacks, Wooly Buggers, skein and minnows on Walnut Creek. Anglers were
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) Bass action improved at the end of September with buzzbaits, tubes and live baits all working. Lock and Dam No. 3 was yielding both channel and flathead catfish in recent weeks,
Pine, Little Pine creeks (Lycoming County) Typical fall fishing with adequate water levels and temperatures was reported by McConnell’s Country Store on Sept. 29. Productive patterns included olive and tan midges, streamers and Wooly Buggers.
FAIRMONT AREA The bigger walleyes have started hitting crankbaits or minnows at Hall Lake and Lake Sissiton in shallow water during the evening hours or 10 feet during the day. Budd Lake and Sissiton are
FARIBAULT AREA Shields Lake is giving up walleyes and northern pike via minnows or Rapalas in 10 to 12 feet. Northern pike and bass are biting on Cedar Lake in 10 feet and Fox Lake
DULUTH AREA Muskie reports remain favorable with large sucker minnows at Island Lake and the St. Louis River. Island also is giving up crappies, most of which are being found suspended at 12 to 14
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