I haven't been to Linn Run since last year, and since it was a beautiful day decided to head out and see how that Creek was doing. I guess Mother Nature had other ideas for that Creek, and part of it was to reclaim part of the road that connects Linn Creek Park and State Forest (its barricaded ao there is no way through) None the less, I was able to land 14 brookies, all on green weenies.
Linn Run, Westmoreland Co.,
- Thread starter GaryVN
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Gary,
In what county were you fishing and on what date?
For fishing reports we ask that the title line include the following information: Stream(or lake), County, Date.
Thanks,
DW
In what county were you fishing and on what date?
For fishing reports we ask that the title line include the following information: Stream(or lake), County, Date.
Thanks,
DW
Acristickid
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Westmoreland County
That stream got crushed by a flood 2 weeks ago.
That stream got crushed by a flood 2 weeks ago.
I just posted in the other stream forum how Linn Run changed due to the flooding. Crushed maybe a bit of an understatement. I am glad you did well on the natives.
It is hard to believe that much rock and gravel got repositioned by the high water. By the popular spring water pipes, just downstream of there is a 2-3' waterfall that wasn't there in May.
It is hard to believe that much rock and gravel got repositioned by the high water. By the popular spring water pipes, just downstream of there is a 2-3' waterfall that wasn't there in May.
tomgamber
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Good news that the fish did well after that flooding.
Steeltrap
Active member
Thank you for the report! I'll have to make Linn run on my next outing. I went to Dunbar today....separate report.
