Peters or Mingo tomorrow Meadow Run today

Has anyone been fishing peters or Mingo lately? Anybody doing any good? Thinking about trying both tomorrow. I went to Meadow Run this morning and caught 6, 3 being brown trout, 2 were rainbows and one brookie. Very aggressive fish I must say they hit on pretty much everything I tried. My friend also caught something that looked like a rainbow/brook trout it had the markings for a brook but had the color or a rainbow I think its pretty sweet. Would that be the result of natural reproduction? But anyway it was the first time fishing this stream so I say I did pretty good and what I like about this stream is that it’s quiet and away from everything and you have to walk and work for the fish it’s nothing like a Mingo its so much more challenging which makes it fun. Ill try to post some pics later!

The recent rains have spread the trout in mingo, the best bet is near the bridge or down stream.

Ya im out there non stop, havent been out there in a week or 2, busy as crazy with my finals *sigh*

Then vacation, i have no idea when im going to be able to go fishing again

ehh well aren't you a lucky guy, I got 3 more years after this year

Well its good to see that you were able to go out and get some fish, i decided to not study and beg my parents to drive me out there and let me fish, im hoping this works but i doubt it will

the little ones you caught in meadow are the fingerlings that they stock in the yough. A bunch will run upstream (I've caught them above the church) every year. There are always a bunch in the river above the falls too. They are rainbow fingerlings.

Thanks,
rick

 
It's natural for Trout to swim upstream.  From Church to Yough, I would guess in the range of 2-2.5 miles walking the stream.

Wouldn't have thought it to be that far.  From the bridge to the Yough is now artificial only correct ?   Been years since i've been there.  In the 70's, we'd fish that big hole that you can access from the parking lot up top, then walking a trail down to the creek.  Back then it wasn't commercialized, then in the early 80's, we pulled in one day and there was a big sign (wooden park sign) that literally read "BIG HOLE" and had an arrow pointing to the trail to access it. 
 
In 1978 I put a  '78 penny under a rock up near that lot.  Always wanted to go back and see if it's still there but never have.

was at mingo a couple of weeks ago caught 1 rainbow and had one chase my spinner by the covered bridge

I would not have thunk it either. Those cascades are a bugger to traverse without feet.
 

Hi Mack,

Guess you learn something new every day. Makes sense to have it to DBell road. It is an easy point to mark and describe.

Thanks
Rick