Neshannock Creek, Lawrence County, 3/9 and 3/10/2013

streamerguy

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My brother and I fished Neshannock yesterday pretty much all day and today until lunch time. Yesterday morning was pretty slow and I only got one and lost one other in the first couple hours I was fishing. The ice on the guides wasn't helping at all. Once my brother joined me around 10 or so he caught like 3 in the first half hour he was there! We caught a couple more after that. He still ended up outfishing me though.

Today was warmer and we started getting into fish right away but then it slowed down as more people came. Every likely holding area was getting pounded so I'm not surprised the fishing slowed. Both days we mainly fished from the shop down to the big rock and caught a few fish throughout and then also lost another down by the covered bridge. I noticed a bunch of little black stoneflies but that usually means nothing on that stream from my experiences.

The fishing wasn't spectacular by any means, and the crowds were horrible as expected, but it felt good to get out and the weather was beautiful. Went from having a lot of ice buildup to fishing without a coat or even a hoodie in the afternoon. Also saw a massive carp caught, spotted two small pike that weren't interested in my flies, and also got to meet a board memeber(fishingnoob) and could have spoken to others without knowing. Overall it was a great weekend, except for not winning the rod raffle at the shop lol.

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i was there, might as well have been at walnut in october, did you happen to see the guy wet wading in jeans saturday?? that was crazy
 
I was there Sunday mid morning to early afternoon, ya it was crowded but nice to get out. Catching a fish would have made it better tho
 
again nice to meet you Nick AKA streamerguy...just and FYI it was me that helped net that MASSIVE carp...that was awesome...he was friggin heavy...ill put a pic up this evening in this thread...@StarvinMarvin YES! at one point he came right behind me on the opposite bank...i was the guy in the white stetson cowboy hat...i know before i left he actually fell in the stream...poor kid...someone get him some waders
 
That thing was a tank!! I caught a mirror carp last summer fly fishing on Pymatuning Creek that was about that long, but nowhere near as thick and heavy. Took you guys a while to land it too, they sure got stamina.

 
So thats what the lunker fund in the shop goes too? wow thats cool!!

lol Better residency and more holdovers

Not so much now, but I tend to see some nice sized carp in there later in the spring and in the summer.
 
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