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Allegheny River
Gene Winger; filed 6-11: It’s amazing how fast river conditions can change in just three weeks.
Bass fishing the past few weeks has gone from great to fair, and this past weekend to poor! This
is typical once the spawn winds down, but add dropping water temps and muddy water to the
mix, and bass really shut down. We’re catching a few bass on Flukes and spinnerbaits tight
against the shore in fast moving water around islands and around heavy structure. Hopefully

the bite will pick up once the bass are recovered from the spawn and move into their typical
summer patterns…late evening topwater fishing is my favorite! (See photos)

Jeff Knapp @ Keystone Connection Guide Service; filed 6-11: I’m catching smallmouth bass and
walleyes near riffles plus heads and tail-outs of pools. Top lure selection includes Rapala X-
Raps, soft jerkbaits and spinnerbaits.

Rich Sari (Kennerdell); filed 6-9: My grandson, Jake Sarene, caught this 27 inch walleye in front
of Grandpa’s Cabin on the Allegheny River in Kennerdell!

Rolling on the River Photos

Jake’s 27 incher—Rich Sari photo
Gene Winger Photos

Jeff Knapp Photos from Keystone Connection Guide 24 inch Allegheny Brown Trout vs musky

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