Sinnamahonning Creek(Not the dead one)

fly_flinger

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Was up at the cabin in Potter County for a few days and fished the First Fork every one of them. Friday was a nice sunny day and I caught about 6 or 7 in the 5" to 12" range. I walked up on a downed tree and saw a few fish move. I watched for about 20 minutes as 5 or 6 fish, including an extremely colorful brown close to 20", sucked down food. It was an impossible place to get a fly but fun to watch. Friday night it rained like crazy. The stream was high and slightly off color on Saturday. Streamer time! I caught another 6 or 7 from 5" to 17". Three were over 12". It was a good day even though it rained the whole time. Sunday was ok. The weather sucked, snow, wind, rain and only about 36 degree. I think it turned the fish off. I only managed 3. And on Monday I got skunked. First time in, I can't even remember how long, that that has happened. It's also the first time I didn't catch at least one brookie.
Turkey hunting was not so good either. In fact I didn't even go on Saturday because of the rain. I did mange to hit one with my truck on the way home today but he flew away. Almost had some tying material.
 
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