Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Water had average flow and was generally clear and in the 50s as of Oct. 12. A dry-dropper combo of large Stimulator and Green Weenie was effective, as was
Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Bass and trout were hitting in low water through mid-Oct., with spinners and stick baits in the pools productive. Bass were running small. Catfish also were active, especially in the
Scott’s Run Lake (Berks County) — The Oct. 1 trout stocking was rescheduled for Oct. 31 because of warm water temperatures. Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — Anglers are reminded that the fall drawdown was
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Lehigh River (Lehigh, Northampton, Carbon counties) — Smallmouth bass were becoming active in the cooler water of late September and hitting rubber worms, or live bait, such as medium shiners and crawlers. Trout also were
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