loyalhanna dam

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old_man
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2007/05/14 02:38:26 (permalink)

loyalhanna dam

After spending the morning scrubbing orange film off my boat, that would not come off from just a pressure washer, I decided to keep my boat out of the uncleanly waters of the Loyalhanna and just shore fish the outflow of the dam instead this evening. My results were a few small walleyes, a couple channel cats, and a decent sun fish, if there is such a thing. I'm considering the Conemaugh dam outflow tomorrow.
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    JMZ82
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    RE: loyalhanna dam 2007/05/14 10:20:02 (permalink)
    What did you catch the walleye and the cats on?  I caught a small walleye and bass one day last week on a white crankbait.  Also the sunfish may have been a rockbass the small ones resemble a blugill/sunfish and loyalhanna seems to have a good many of them.  I have heard pumpkinseed (look like  a bluegill but a little more colorful) refered to as a sunfish. 


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    RE: loyalhanna dam 2007/05/14 12:40:45 (permalink)
    Majority of the fish were caught on nightcrawlers with 2 heavy split shots that were just drifting around in the current. I believe 2 walleyes were caught on minnows fished the same way. I believe one was shiner and one flathead because I ran out of shiners. The sunfish was a redbreast sunfish and yes, I have caught rock bass here before too, they are a little more exciting than the abundant sunfish.
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