Latest Fishing Report:

Stream:	Fishing Creek
Water Conditions:	Great flow...green tint
Date of Update:	5/11/2008
Author:	TCO State College Staff
Highlight:	Medium sized nymphs and streamers have been very productive. March Browns, Blue Quills, and sulphurs are hatching. The duns of all three species, and their spinners, are bringing some fish to the surface.
General Update:	There are no in-stream gauges on Fishing Creek to provide flow rates. Our stream condition information comes from employees living near Fishing Creek, and customer reports.
Specifics and Tips:	Sulphur nymphs #14-16 should produce fish. Also try stripping streamers (slumpbusters, bunny streamer)slowly along the shore. Look for current breaks and eddies for fishing March Brown and sulphur nymphs. Target rising fish or blind cast March Brown dries.
Other Information:	Remember that fishing is closed in the Cabin Water on Sundays. Call or stop by at either our State College or Spruce Creek location for more information on access, hatches, etc. Be sure to check out our instructional classes - Fly Tying & Fly Fishing Education

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For more info on hatches or where to fish, call the staff at TCO - State College at 814.689.3654 or TCO - Spruce Creek at 814.632.0053. You can also send us an e-mail and we'll be happy to answer any questions you have.