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April 7 NW PA Fish Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, crappies, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin, guide services, Lake Erie, lake trout, largemouth bass, Muskies, northern pike, Oil Creek, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, steelhead, Stream Trout, Sugar Creek, walleyes, white bass, Wiegel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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The spring bite is full on in NW PA. It’s been a roller coaster ride with the weather the last couple weeks, but hopefully the last of the snow is behind us, and water temperatures can climb upward. Just about every species is active at this point so there is something biting to interest everyone...

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Dec 14 NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, burbot, crappies, Gamma Fishing, Garmin Electronics, guide services, Lake Erie tributary Streams, lake trout, Lake Wilhelm, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Pymatuning Lake, steelhead, walleyes, Wiegel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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Across NW PA, fishing has slowed down – except for action in the steelhead streams. Strong agreement that this is one of the best returns of steelhead in some years. If winter weather does hit too hard, tributaries should remain open for several more weeks. On inland rivers and lakes, fewer anglers are out right...

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Nov 18 issue of NW PA Fishing

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, Conneaut Lake, crappies, Erie tributaries, Galida’s Grubz, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin, guide services, Lake Erie, lake trout, largemouth bass, Mike’s Custom Tackle, Oil Creek, Pennsylvania’s Great Lake Region, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, steelhead, walleyes, Wiegel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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Snow flurries in NW PA this week provide us notice of the coming winter, and perhaps, just perhaps, a solid ice fishing season. In the meantime, Erie tributaries are filled with steelhead, with numbers higher than have been seen in recent years. However, stream flows are up and down, and so it the bite. Lake...

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