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henrydavid
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LOL, thanks for posting it for me
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white flies on pine are done
henrydavid
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Still a few around tonight - Aug. 15th - on the North Branch, enough to get some bass interested. Might be the ending for it though, might need to head up river to find more white flies.
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New,,,,old member just moved back to PA. Fishing WB Susquehanna last 4-5 weeks. Any info on NB river would be great. Not looking for spots just general areas,,,,if white flies still going.
WB using mostly white boogle popper,,,, caught a few on blue sliders. Been slower lately with big moon? But I am fishing AM. Most small 8-12” but have caught a few tanks. A lot of fun on 6wgt.
Good time wet wading,,,,gave up on trout early June with high temps…we need some rain and cooler temps in Central PA.
Thanks
Steve L
WB using mostly white boogle popper,,,, caught a few on blue sliders. Been slower lately with big moon? But I am fishing AM. Most small 8-12” but have caught a few tanks. A lot of fun on 6wgt.
Good time wet wading,,,,gave up on trout early June with high temps…we need some rain and cooler temps in Central PA.
Thanks
Steve L
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henrydavid
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This weekend around the Tunkhannock area would be a good bet for white flies, you will want to look for them in the evenings and into the night - 7p-9:30pm would be prime time. I'm a boogle bug fan as well, sometimes the small white popper can fool the smallies during this hatch.
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AFISHN
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Nice ,Tom.looks like a size 12...i s that so.i usually fish 14s.
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Redhooker
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Thanks for sharing! What a hatch.
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Redhooker
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Still fishing WB of Susquehanna,,,,,,between Montgomery and Williamsport. No hatches but they love the White Boogle bug. Fishing usually 9-2, not prime time but usually catching a dozen most are 9-12”. But have caught some nice ones every week. Big boys usually smash bug as soon as it hits the water. Been a lot of fun, retired in January fishing several days every week. Waiting on some rain and cooler temps to get back on trout. Amazingly the local freestones have a lot of hold over trout in them. Looking around this AM ,,,,saw lots of both trout and smallies in local creek,,,all together in the shade !
