24 hrs on Pine Creek and tribs for bass and natives

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Spent about 24hrs at a friends cabin on Pine creek- Waterville area. Have never been to that area before. Temp was 68 degrees on pine. Caught a handful of smallmouth- nothing above 12-13” and about a dozen fallfish between 16-18”. The fallfish gave a tremendous fight with head shakes. Caught on small streamers and dry flies. Hit a small trib and caught some natives and a couple browns. Such a beautiful area.
 

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I have a 5 day fishing trip,starting Sunday in that area.Can't wait,I get to do this once a year. My first stop is McConnells in Waterville for a breakfast sandwich then a short drive up Rt 44 to Upper Pine Bottom SP for breakfast outdoors.Let the good times roll.
 
Spent about 24hrs at a friends cabin on Pine creek- Waterville area. Have never been to that area before. Temp was 68 degrees on pine. Caught a handful of smallmouth- nothing above 12-13” and about a dozen fallfish between 16-18”. The fallfish gave a tremendous fight with head shakes. Caught on small streamers and dry flies. Hit a small trib and caught some natives and a couple browns. Such a beautiful area.

Wow such beautiful fish , fall fish are the un- sung hero's of many trips and I enjoy them just as much as trout some days .
 
Wow 68 seems warm for up there heck bills was 56 today it went down to 48 last Friday am then warmed to 55 later that day been hovering around 53 to 58 last 5 days
 
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