Pennsylvania

Lake Erie — As of Sept. 25, steelhead anglers were waiting for rainfall to bring steelhead into the creeks. Some fish were crowded into the lower reaches in the early morning and late afternoon hours.

Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio rivers (Allegheny County) — Smallmouth bass were hitting in recent weeks. Crooked Creek (Armstrong County) — Smallmouth bass were reported upstream of the lake. Green Lick Reservoir (Westmore­land County) — Anglers were

Kettle Creek (Potter County) — Brook trout were hitting in recent weeks, with stimulator fly patterns (16) working for some. Allegheny River (Potter County) — The delayed-harvest section around Coudersport was yielding trout on Royal

Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) — Topwater baits were taking largemouth and smallmouth bass in the early morning hours in late September when surface water temperatures were running 70 to 72 degrees. Raystown Branch of the

Duck Harbor (Wayne County) — Walleyes were biting at night in recent weeks. North Branch of the Susquehanna River (Bradford, Sullivan counties) — Nice numbers of quality bass were reported in recent weeks, with topwater

Octoraro Lake (Lancaster County) — As of Sept. 28, bass were hitting crankbaits along riprap in the afternoons. Some bass were taking jig and pigs. The white perch bite remained strong on crawlers and medium