Posts tagged “Easton Reservoir”

July 15, 2002 NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegill, bowfin, Canadohta Lake, channel catfish, Conneaut Lake, Easton Reservoir, flathead catfish, French Creek, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin Electronics, guide services, Justus Lake, Lake Erie, Lake Wilhelm, largemouth bass, Muskellunge, Oil Creek, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, Sugar Creek, walleye, white bass, Woodcock Lake, yellow perch
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Summer fishing is in full swing. Summer means a shift to deeper water for some species. A little more work may be required to locate and entice fish to bite. But there is still plenty of opportunities in NW Pennsylvania during the summer, including offshore trolling on Lake Erie for walleyes, river and stream fishing...

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June 8, 2002 NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegill, Canadohta Lake, Conneaut Lake, Crappie, Easton Reservoir, French Creek, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin Electronics, guide services, hybrid stripers, Lake Erie, Lake LeBoeuf, Lake Wilhelm, largemouth bass, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pumpkin Seed Sunfish, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, Sugar Creek, walleye, Wiegel Brothers Marine
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Weather this week in NW PA is most pleasant – not too hot, not too cold, not too windy. And many desired species are still in shallow water on inland lakes. It’s the perfect time to go fishing! On Lake Erie, local ‘eyes are moving to deeper water; western basin fish have not yet arrived....

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May 25 issue of NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegill, Canadohta Lake, Conneaut Lake, Crappie, Easton Reservoir, French Creek, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin Electronics, guide services, hybrid stripers, Lake Erie, Lake LeBoeuf, Lake Wilhelm, largemouth bass, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pumpkin Seed Sunfish, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, Sugar Creek, walleye, Wiegel Brothers Marine
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I’ve cannot recall the day-to-day temperature change as dramatically during May. No spring showers. Instead, intense rain and wind storms Water temperature in lakes and rivers have been on yo-yo string. Much disruption for bedding bass; hopefully all is not lost. Although it looks like warm temperatures for the Memorial Day weekend, the risks of...

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