Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Water was in the 40s, and clearing with average flow and a nice green color as of March 14. Small nymphs under indicators was recommended. Blue-winged olives were hatching on
Opposum Lake (Cumberland County) This lake will reopen March 30. Lake Gordon (Bedford County) The bridge replacement project slated to run through November will involve a detour of Evitts Creek Road. Boat traffic will be
Mauch Chunk, Beltzville lakes (Carbon County) A slow bite in deteriorating ice was reported in mid-March. Lehigh River High flow put the kibosh on angling in mid-March. Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) As ice left the
Bushkill, Monacacy, Saucon creeks (Northampton County) The special regs areas were fishing well through mid-March, with warmer temperatures activating trout. Spin fishermen were catching trout on small plastics and spinners. Fly-anglers were doing well on
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Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Crappies were reported on white tube jigs off bobbers, retrieved very slowly, from the 472 Bridge. Perch were hitting shad darts or stick bobbers near the covered bridge. Little Juniata River
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