Lake Erie tributaries (Erie County) — The lower reaches of Walnut, Elk and Crooked creeks were yielding a few steelhead in the early morning and late evening hours. Creeks were low as of Oct. 11.
Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Bass and pickerel were reported by anglers casting and trolling spinners and spinnerbaits. Wilmore Dam (Cambria County) — Anglers casting and trolling spinners and spinnerbaits were catching bass and the
Foster Joseph Sayers Lake (Centre County) — Anglers were catching channel catfish on gold-color jigheads and crawlers. Yellow perch were reported on crawlers. Spring Creek (Centre County) — As of Oct. 10, TCO Fly Shop
Susquehanna River (Cumberland County) —A few walleyes up to 19 inches were reported around York Haven, but as of Oct. 7, the run hadn’t begun as water temperatures need to be around 65 degrees. Juniata
Lily Lake (Luzerne, Columbia counties) — Some nice bass and panfish were reported from the deeper waters through early October. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike, Wayne counties) — Striped bass, walleyes, and brown trout were becoming active
Maybe this should be put in the “you can’t please all of the people all of the time” category.
Octararo Lake (Lancaster, Chester counties) — Rainfall spurred the channel catfish bite in early October. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) — TCO Fly Shop reported Oct. 9 that water was 62 degrees and clearing. Fishing was
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