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Bill Cusick (Greenville); filed 6-27: “I’ve been pulling crawler harnesses on the south end of
Pymatuning and catching the occasional nice walleye – such as the one in the accompany-
ing picture. But I’ve been catching more channel cats than anything.” (See photo in Live-
well)

RJ Graham @ Graham Jigs (Tionesta); filed 6-19: “On the 19th, we

caught a bunch of crappies on BPS

Squirmin' Squirt Tube in white pearl/blue

fleck fished on a 1/6 ounce big bead using

Gamma Touch Line. Crappies were in 14

feet of water. Used sonar to find the

schools of fish then dropped to them. We

also caught bass by flipping the weeds with ½-ounce Reins Tung-

sten Jig with beaver plastic body on Gamma Torque Line. We also

RJ’s Pymi catch got some nice bass casting into bass busting schools of bait. And
some walleyes too.”

Ken Smith (Sharon); filed 6-14: “I fished Pymatuning on the 12th around Jamestown area.
I got quite a few good-size crappies in 13 feet of water by hang gliding jigs tipped with nib-
bles. Found some bedding bluegills along a 5-foot weedline, too. Took home 15 that were
8 inches or better.”

Bob’s Place @ Jamestown, PA: Remember out Pymatuning Walleye Tournament on July
16th. Call Randy at 724-456-4511 for details.

Ray Blank Darl @ Fishing with Darl Black Guide Ser-
vice: “Since the last Fishing Report, I contin-
ue to instruct guests in catching deepwater
early summer crappies on Pymatuning. We
are getting mixed bags of black and white
crappies. The average size black crappies we
catch are 8 to 11 inches with a few larger
one. The white crappies run a little longer,
but are slimmer; black crappies provide a
thicker fillet. I will add trips to Conneaut
Lake for bluegills/crappies in mid-July. I will
also offer C&R bass fishing trips to Conneaut Carol Parks
Lake and Lake Wilhelm.