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Oct 21 issue of NW PA Fishing

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegills, Conneaut Lake, crappies, Gamma Line, Garmin Electronics, guide services, Lake Erie tributary Streams, Lake Wilhelm, largemouth bass, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, steelhead, walleye, Weigel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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Fall is in full swing. Leaves are falling from the trees, water temperature is dropping into the 50s and the fish are biting. The weather forecast calls for rain all next week, so we will even have steelhead moving up the Erie tributaries in good numbers. Get off the sofa and Go Fish before it...

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July 1, 2020 NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, catfish, crappies, French Creek, Gamma Line, Garmin Electronics, guide services, hybrid striped bass, Justus Lake, Lake Erie, Lake Wilhelm, largemouth bass, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Shenango River, Smallmouth Bass, Stream Trout, walleye, Wiegel Brothers Marine
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Summer fishing patterns are in full swing as we go into the July 4th Holiday weekend. Stripers, walleyes, bass, catfish -it’s all happening. Check out which waters currently are providing the best opportunities for particular species. Don’t want to fish among the holiday weekend crowds? Check out the Gamma Tip page for suggestions on some...

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June 3, 2020 NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegills, channel catfish, crappies, flathead catfish, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin Electronics, Guide Service, Hybrid Stiped Bass, Lake Erie, Lake Wilhelm, largemouth bass, musky, northern pike, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Shenango River, Smallmouth Bass, Sugar Creek, walleye, white bass
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This is an exciting time to be on the water in NW Pennsylvania. Almost every fish species is either currently spawning or feeding heavily in relatively shallow water. Some monster fish are being taken. Don’t miss out on this exciting time – it only comes around once a year!   

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