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Local Hatch's and Reports
LOCAL STREAM INFO:
Stream Gage for Pine Creek Kettle Creek Gage
PINE CREEK: 8/27/2010
TEMP- 63-75 HATCHES: Slate drake, Midges, some
Trico's, brown caddis
ASAPH RUN: 8/27/2010
TEMP: 52- 64 HATCH: ,Midges, Cranefly orange, tan
caddis
marsh creek: same as Asaph.
Stream Gage for Pine Creek Kettle Creek Gage
PINE CREEK: 8/27/2010
TEMP- 63-75 HATCHES: Slate drake, Midges, some
Trico's, brown caddis
ASAPH RUN: 8/27/2010
TEMP: 52- 64 HATCH: ,Midges, Cranefly orange, tan
caddis
marsh creek: same as Asaph.
8/2/2010
Well we are back after the drought and warm weather
conditions here. Pine is fishing well for smallies. A
crayfish or woolly bugger pattern seems to be the key
right now. Morning and late evenings a popper can
work. Stone fly nymphs will work also along with large
wet flies.
Trout fishing has been slow in the smaller creeks due
to low and clear conditions. A Elk Hair Caddis, or
small olive Stimulator seems to be the ticket for the
brookies.
Lakes are fishing OK now but you have to get deep to
find fish. I have been trolling flies at 10 to 20 foot
depths on my pontoon boat to find the fish. Copper
flash in flies are taking bass, crappies and large
sunfish. Surface action has been slow, you have to
get down to find fish.
8/9/2010
White fly's are coming off at night and the smallies
have keyed in on them.
8/27/2010
We had over 2" of rain recently, but the streams are
down already. Low and warm. Bass fishing has been
good, lots of Y.O.Y.
Lakes are still slow as of now. Fish are down deep
still.
October Caddis
Caddis
Green Drake Dun
Caddis Pupating
Olive
Stone
Nymph
Stone
Nymph
Slate Drake Dun
Alder Fly Adult
Drake Spinner
Crane Flys
Blue Quill's
Speckled Wing Dun
