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Norm @ Jamestown Livery; filed 6-19: The word about the up-tick in walleye bite hasn’t fil-
tered down to everyone yet. It was a slow weekend for boat rentals because of the poor re-
ports of walleye catches. I did hear about good bluegill and crappie fishing late last week and
Saturday, but calls for a stormy Sunday kept most anglers home. However, with the improved
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bite, I suggest anyone thinking about a boat rental for the 4 of July Holiday period better
make reservations early – I’m already getting bookings.
Laurie @ Duck-N-Drake; filed 6-19: I had reports of walleyes being taken this past week in 6 to
7 feet of water by drifting with crawler harnesses; also a few guys were getting them by
trolling plugs in 18 to 27 feet. Reports are crappies are going crazy, too. Bluegill bedding con-
tinues with some nice size ones coming in. However, bass have disappeared from the radar. All
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necessary tackle and camp/picnic supplies – we have you covered for your 4 of July Holiday
at Pymie.
Patty @ Poff’s Place; filed 6-19: While it was rough
weather on Sunday, I had customers report improved
walleye catches late in the week through Saturday, with
some nice-size fish. Crappies and bluegills seem hit and
miss – good bite one day, and then slow the next. With
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the 4 of July coming up, I’ve got the tackle and live bait
you need for a successful outing. Be
sure to stop by and check out our selec- Robinson’s Fish & Hunt supplied photo
tion of jigs and lures.
Sam @ Robinson’s Fishing and Hunting; filed 6-19: Daily reports have not
been done as of late because there had not been much to report. I am happy
to say that is changing! There have been reports on both the North and South
End of walleye hitting. And bluegills are biting, with some exceptional size
‘gills being taken. A few crappies have been reported in 8 feet of water in
Robinson’s photo
North End. No word on perch. (See photos)
Darl @ Fishing with Darl Black Guide Service; filed 6-16: Going
into June, consistent crappie fishing success remained elusive on
Pymatuning. No good explanation for the lack of active crappies
in either the shallows or the deep. Catches were so spotty that I
offered guests the option to go for bluegills – which were biting –
to save the day. Then on Friday, June 16 (the first calm day on the
lake that I had experienced during May and June), it was like
someone waved a wand. BIG white crappies were hitting jigs on
deepwater cribs in 14 feet of water. Philip and Sue Drone were Philip and Sue Drone
the lucky anglers to get in on the big fish bite. Live minnows