Page 6 - Fishing Report - 11-11-15

rienced anglers are catching fish, but not everyone. My advice is to keep moving and be
sure to check pocket water rather just the big pool areas.

Bill Runyan/ 10 lb 13 oz Jim McMilen/ 9 lb 4 oz John Descaro/ 12 lb. 6 oz

Jeff @ Poor Richards; filed 11/9: “Anglers are doing pretty well in the lower sections of
Elk and Walnut. Not many fish further upstream due to lack of flow. Single eggs and
minnows are producing. Nice brown trout on the shorelines.”

Dan @ Elk Creek Sports; filed 11/9: “Lots of fish in lower parts of streams waiting to
move up but the creeks lack water flow. Hopefully the rain scheduled for this week will
bring the levels up and fishing will be good up and down the streams for the weekend.”

Bob Grinarml (Cambridge Springs); filed 11/6: “I checked out Trout Run on Wednesday
about noon. Fishermen were shoulder to shoulder all along the mouth of the stream.
Steelhead and brown trout were being caught at a fast pace. I observed for about an
hour and someone was fighting a fish all the time. One fisherman caught and released
18 trout that morning.”

Dennis Beggs (Franklin); filed 11/6: “Kim Slye
(Cranberry), Jeff Dinger (Oil City) and I fished the
shoreline at Trout Run on the 11/4 and 10/28. We
did not do great but had some success. Pictures
are attached. Baits used were single eggs, min-
nows, egg sacs, sucker spawn fly and bead-head
streamer fly. All fish were released. It is a lot of fun
when the drag hums, rods bend and it feels like
the fish is swimming to Canada.” (Photo to left
plus more in Livewell)

Dennis Beggs (more photos in Livewell Page