jpavoncello
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Spent a few days camping at Reeds Gap State Park and fishing Honey Creek, Treaster Run, and East Licking Creek.
Water levels on all the streams in the area were low, at least a foot from the stream full line on the banks.
Light hatches of sulphurs, tan caddis and a few assorted dark mayflies but nothing amazing.
Caught a few wild brown trout daily, the largest being around 13 inches. Did get one wild brooke on Treaster Run on the Mifflin/Juniata line.
Water levels on all the streams in the area were low, at least a foot from the stream full line on the banks.
Light hatches of sulphurs, tan caddis and a few assorted dark mayflies but nothing amazing.
Caught a few wild brown trout daily, the largest being around 13 inches. Did get one wild brooke on Treaster Run on the Mifflin/Juniata line.
