Striperbobby
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Smallies and fallfish are still biting pretty good on the Brandywine and conestoga!
I pretty much threw strictly for musky but didn't see a single fish! I expected to at least see something but nope!How was the fishing?
I fish in the Lock Haven to Muncy area. There are several areas that deep. Where Loyalsock Creek dumps in hits 26 feet deep. A lot of the area above the dam here in Williamsport is around 20' too.Where is the West Branch Susquehanna 18 feet deep?
Most of it seems pretty shallowI
Are there still enormous numbers of carp below the Williamsport dam? Years ago (1990s?) a buddy and I were fishing from a boat there and saw amazing numbers of carp. Guys in another boat were snagging them.I fish in the Lock Haven to Muncy area. There are several areas that deep. Where Loyalsock Creek dumps in hits 26 feet deep. A lot of the area above the dam here in Williamsport is around 20' too.
If I'm not mistaken, one of my favorite stretches.I fished only 4 times in October. Fish were caught, but I am likely switching to surf fishing a bit earlier this year. As noted above, fishing in water this low is not all that fun sometimes.
A few shots from last Tuesday on a certain Central PA destination creek whose gauge shows better than the actual conditions on the ground, for sure.
Now that's an interesting question I'd like to hear more about.Are there still enormous numbers of carp below the Williamsport dam? Years ago (1990s?) a buddy and I were fishing from a boat there and saw amazing numbers of carp. Guys in another boat were snagging them.
I do not see nearly the numbers of carp as there used to be. I wouldn't even want to really target them too much in the rive most places. I know a few spots but nothing like it used to be!Are there still enormous numbers of carp below the Williamsport dam? Years ago (1990s?) a buddy and I were fishing from a boat there and saw amazing numbers of carp. Guys in another boat were snagging them.
Holy cow, some of the gauges are the lowest I've ever seen. We're quickly running out of places to wet a line. Toss in fall spawning and it's shaping up to be a quiet fall on the water.
Here's a story on how bad things are in Erie:
Dear Tom,Lakes in the fall are underrated. Rather fish a stocked lake than rake leaves.
Nothing like kicking into the wind in a tube.🥵Dear Tom,
I had hoped to do that today, but 20 mph wind changed my wind. I was standing on the riverbank at Fort Hunter today taking pictures instead. At 11:00 AM with that wind and 49 degrees it wasn't pleasant.
But it was a great day for photography!
Regards,
Tim Murphy 🙂
I actually thought about that, but had I done it I would have needed a drift sock and called the wife to pick me up on the other side of the lake and shuttle me back to the put-in. 😉Nothing like kicking into the wind in a tube.🥵
lol i like that. i was out last sat morning. just terrible water levels. i was seeing rocks i have never seen before. ill take advantage of this time for my to do list around my house and keep praying for rain. hoping the winter will be better fishing. one of my favorite times to fish because i normally have the river to myself and my feet never gets coldNo water fishing isn't my style.
as a teenager in high school, we modified a wide john boat for bow fishing. We were out on the river in this area 3 nights a week minimum in the summer. By the 2nd summer, we had really put a hurting on the carp. There were quite a few people bow fishing then, dont see it as much now.I do not see nearly the numbers of carp as there used to be. I wouldn't even want to really target them too much in the rive most places. I know a few spots but nothing like it used to be!
as a teenager in high school, we modified a wide john boat for bow fishing. We were out on the river in this area 3 nights a week minimum in the summer. By the 2nd summer, we had really put a hurting on the carp. There were quite a few people bow fishing then, dont see it as much now.