boss_steb
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I took my group of students to Erie during fall break and we fished 16 and 20 mile on Monday and Tuesday.
Three rookies on the fly rod and steelhead. Fished 16 miles where 8 guys stood over the large, deep hole in front of the cottages. Watched them hook and land a few there. Found fish in a small waterfall maybe 200 yards down stream from the bridge over rt. 5. One rookie hooked up there and landed his first steelhead. If you haven't been to 16 mile this year...the entire lower creek has changed channels completely. Last year the water near the cabin and this year is is rushing down next to the park. A lot less holes to fish at this time.
Went to 20 mile that evening and fished with some friends at the big hole near the parking lot. Hooked and caught many fish using light sucker spawn and egg patterns.
Returned to 20 mile on Tuesday. Our sole female flyfisher hooked and landed her first fish on a flyrod...a 9 lb hen. Also first fish since she was five. Hot fly was green caddis patterns in fast water.
Air temp both days was high 40s-low 50s.
Boss
PS. Medicine Man...sorry I missed you...cell died when I got it wet...ugh...
Three rookies on the fly rod and steelhead. Fished 16 miles where 8 guys stood over the large, deep hole in front of the cottages. Watched them hook and land a few there. Found fish in a small waterfall maybe 200 yards down stream from the bridge over rt. 5. One rookie hooked up there and landed his first steelhead. If you haven't been to 16 mile this year...the entire lower creek has changed channels completely. Last year the water near the cabin and this year is is rushing down next to the park. A lot less holes to fish at this time.
Went to 20 mile that evening and fished with some friends at the big hole near the parking lot. Hooked and caught many fish using light sucker spawn and egg patterns.
Returned to 20 mile on Tuesday. Our sole female flyfisher hooked and landed her first fish on a flyrod...a 9 lb hen. Also first fish since she was five. Hot fly was green caddis patterns in fast water.
Air temp both days was high 40s-low 50s.
Boss
PS. Medicine Man...sorry I missed you...cell died when I got it wet...ugh...
