Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio rivers (Allegheny County) — A good smallmouth bass bite was reported on all three rivers, with shiners and tubes productive. Typical fishing spots on the Ohio, such as the Neville Island back
Spring Creek (Centre County) — Water was a nice level, clear and in the mid-60s as of Aug. 15. Tricos were hatching. Ants, beetles and other terrestrials fished along the bank were taking trout during
Conodoguinet Creek (Cumberland, York counties) — After-dark angling yielded smallmouth bass and a few rock bass in recent weeks. Pinchot Lake (Cumberland County) — A few hybrid striped bass were reported near the spillway. Susquehanna
Elmhurst Reservoir (Lackawanna County) — Nice yellow perch, blue gills and largemouth bass were reported as of mid-August. Maple Lake (Lackawanna County) — Bass, perch and bluegills were reported in mid-August. Lackawaxen River (Pike County)
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Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — God bass fishing was reported on tubes and crankbaits and nice crappies were hitting minnows with the dam breast a good spot. Stilling Basin (Berks County) — The discharge
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