Lake Erie (Erie County): Stiff winds influenced the fishing through the state’s northwest, but good catches of walleye and yellow perch were reported in deep waters off Gull Point and Elk and Walnut streams. Walleye were suspended at 55-65 ft in 115-feet waters off North East, and perch were caught in 55-60 ft west of Freeport beach. Catfish ongoing to become caught in lower Elk and Walnut, even though it’s too soon for that large steelhead runs, some morning hours silver bullets were taken in the mouth of Walnut.
Pymatuning Reservoir (Crawford County): Fishermen reported good crappie action at 6-12 ft, and many walleye limits. One angler caught four muskies on bucktails.
French Creek (Crawford County): Good walleye and smallmouth fishing with shiners was reported previously mentioned Meadville to Conchranton.
Lake Wilhelm (Mercer County): Walleye within the 7- to eight-pound range were reported, in addition to crappies within the mid-day from the causeway and Creek Road, and near launches No. 3 with no. 4.
Buhl Lake (Mercer County): Largemouths and bluegills were small, however, many were caught with bobbers and earthworms.
Allegheny River (Remedy County): Three muskies, two fishermen, one fishing trip. On waters near Kittanning, Luke Wholey of Pittsburgh launched muskellunge calculating 37 inches and 45 inches, 25 1/2 pounds, and Nicholas Colangelo of Pittsburgh launched a 40-incher. The happy couple have arrived 16 muskies in western Pennsylvania in 2014. Begin to see the seafood at http://blogs.publish-gazette.com/sports/fishing rod-gun-club.
Allegheny River (Allegheny County): Chuckie Buggey from the North Side caught an 18-inch funnel cat This summer 26 near Washington’s Landing.
Monongahela River (Allegheny County): On August. 13, Giovanni Roscoe, 19, of Greenfield caught a pleasant flathead utilizing a bluegill during the night close to the Hot Metal Bridge.
Ohio River (Allegheny River): Felicia L. Cianciarulo drawn a longnose gar exceeding 3 ft in the Ohio River near Neville Island on August. 12. View it at http://blogs.publish-gazette.com/sports/fishing rod-gun-club.
Mix Creek Lake (Washington County): Moderate fishing was reported with bluegills at 15 ft taking maggots, crappies at 15-20 ft taking live minnows, bass taking silver spoons and rewriters and walleye opting for perch-colored Hot ‘n Kids.
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