Pickering Creek, Chester County, 2/27/11

Farley

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I'm new to this forum. I really like the tone and lots of good info posted.
I fished Pickering creek this morning for about two hours. I haven't fished it in years because I used to see so many spinning fishermen.
I thought I would get out early and give it a shot.
As soon as I arrived,9:30, there were lots of midges coming off the water. I tried 4 different tandem rigs and had a great day-for me. I caught 5 browns and 2 rainbow all on a size 20 brassie fished deep. Not one fish on any of the other flies.
 

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Farley,
Welcome to Paflyfish - glad you like what you see here - we're glad to have yuh join the conversation.
Just a quick note on stream reports. Your post is fine here in Stream Locations. If you'd like, I can move it to the Stream Reports forum. I'll need to know the date you fished (the Stream Reports section follows the Stream/County/Date format). You can also leave it here - not a biggie.
Again, welcome to our community.
DaveW
 
Thanks Dave, feel free to move it. The date was today feb 27,2011
It seems you calander is not quit right whe it comes up as yesterday for the posting date.
Thanks
 
Great day to be out. I stopped by there today as well about 12 noon to 1:15 They were very active hitting hard. I had similar success getting about two dozen on size 18 black cj. There were stoneflies coming off pretty regularly during that time. Gave up fishing after i dropped the tip section of my rod off the bridge and watched it float down stream. FML
 
mute wrote:
Gave up fishing after i dropped the tip section of my rod off the bridge and watched it float down stream. FML

Short, very fast action rods are supposed to be hot for brookie fishin', no?

Take it to the extreme.
 
Unfornuately i didint have my waders with me, i was fishing from the bank as i only stopped by for like an hour.

I dropped it in at the rr bridge and it floated down halfway to the little rock dam thing and sunk under there. I stopped by today after work with my waders and waded the area in there down to the bend with the fallen tree looking along the bank but diidnt spot it. I dropped it in on the day before we just got that rain. Thanks guys
 
I'll look for you today....if the clarity is good, might be able to find it.
 
no luck finding your rod tip, matt....
its definetly not anywhere obvious.




 
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