Pine, Little Pine creeks (Lycoming County) — Good temperatures and flow made for perfect stream conditions as of Aug. 4, and Pine was fishing well for bass. Anglers are advised to be conscious of conditions
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) — Largemouth bass angling was great in early August, with deep-diving crankbaits at 10 feet plus, seven- to 10-inch Carolina rigged worms, and jigs with big trailers all effective. Soft swimbaits
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Walleyes were biting in the pre-dawn hours on crankbaits through Aug. 1. Largemouth bass up to 4½ pounds were hitting stickbaits in the back ends of coves, and smallmouth bass
Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) — Red worms, butterworms and other live baits were taking trout in recent weeks. Jordan Creek (Lehigh County) — The water near Kern’s Dam was yielding catfish up to 12
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