woodnickle
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Jointed chartreuse is killer at night for stripers!
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WaLLeye_Killer
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thanks for the info I will try those baits the next time i get to pymy..
good luck to all
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WaLLeye_Killer
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anyone having any luck wading since cold weather hit?
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rapala11 
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was up tonight, fishing the southend, ohio side. went to a spot where i always got at least one. never rolled a fish. don't know it the spawn is over or if there are few fish here. wish i had better to report. there were some guys jigging sonars under the ohio bridge, had a couple, man it was cold out there.
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JeffCoHunter
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Fished Pymy today from 8:00 - 3:00 for crappies. Launched at Jamestown and caught nothing. I am trying to learn the crappie fishing in this lake but it is frustrating. I don't seem to have a problem catching crappies elsewhere but seem to have trouble locating them on Pymatuning. I think next time I am going to try the north end of the lake.
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ready2fish
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JeffCo, this time of year the North end is the place to be. Although I don't fish for crappies at Pymo (bass when I'm there) I see alot of guys doing well inside some of the bays around weeds or on flats in front of the bays. Sometimes the Southern end can be a bit colder this early, it will turn on soon.
Good luck....
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Come up to the linesville stump area. 6 to 10ft, between the islands. Buddy took 23 saturday.
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JeffCoHunter
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Ready2Fish / Chauncy,
Thank you much for the information. I will be heading up again in the next two weeks and will definitely try the North end of the lake.
Does the south end ever produce many crappies during the course of the year or does the structure pretty much make the North end the place to be year-round fro crappie.
I haven't targeted them this year yet, but in years past I have had decent action walleye in the south end out of the Jamestwon launch.
If can ever help either of you with any lakes that I fish, let me know.
JeffCoHunter
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rapala11
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have seen fishermen pulling them out of the bay and along the way at new bowers launch, just south of the causeway, ohio side. we have picked them up off of fishing point, lots of fish, sometimes small. farther back into that bay, fish the stick-ups. caution, the water gets shallow.
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WaLLeye_Killer
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have been wading several times with luck anyone else having any luck around the lake..i new to lake so i am still trying to figure out what lures or baits work best..
well good luck to all.
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Hey guys, sorry to dig up this thread, but I am heading up to Pymy tomorrow for the 1st time and will be renting a boat out of Espyville so I am looking for any tips on location. I stick with catch & release, so im not specifically looking to bank on crappie. My top targets are Walleye and Muskie.
Can I just troll around the lake for the muskie or are there specific locations for those elusive guys?
Any suggestions?
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Sorry I didn't see this sooner or I would have replied and tried to help you. How did you do? This brought back some memories for me cause this was from when I lived in Pittsburgh still before moving up here... Now I'm the one peoe are asking advice from haha.
I never really target musky, actually looking to sell my musky gear, I always catch them while fishing for other species mainly bass in the spring. Let us know how you did...
The worst day hunting or fishing will always be better then the best day at school or work!
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Fished Pymi yesterday 10-3 caught 6 -12" plus crappie and that was tuff. Fished out of Manning and went north from there, caught most off tuttle. Marked many just had a tuff time catching. Tightlines. Ron
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srl135
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We did terrible out there on Friday. Fished 8-6 and only picked up 3 perch, not even big for a perch.
We tried lures of all sorts, minnows and worms. The night crawlers were the only attractive bait that day.
We trolled, drifted and anchored out. We were in a rented boat from espyville. Great weekday deals, but no depth finder so I was cautious where I took it.
My guess is that the high pressure system rolling in, along with my lack of knowledge on that water both stacked up against us.
Oh we'll, it was a fun day on a pretty lake.
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TheBlueLagoon
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don't feel too bad srl, fished it saturday from 6-4, 6 perch, NO EYES, 8 CATFISH, 3 crappie, and 4 bass. Couldn't buy an EYE, disappointed but any day out is better then a day spent at work.
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Is it at the point now that all that's hitting is catfish? You know, you're drifting a jig n crawler, set the hook, feel a nice fish on, the net guy is all prepared to net a nice 'eye and it's a slimy cat. Are we there yet?
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Oh, Almost forgot. I saw on the Weather Channel that there has been T storm possibilities for roughly the last 3 weeks...almost everyday. Has it rained quite a bit or is that the WC employing the CYA strategy?
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When trolling try further up in the water column. I found just by accident that the eyes like to suspend in the 15-19 range this time of year. But you only get about a 2-3 week window to catch them than they go deep.
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LOL. I remember last year with the net out looking for an eye only for it to be a cat, happened to me almost every trip. Caught some big cats but wanted the eyes. It took a while but I ended up finding a few eyes. Tightlines.
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Re: RE: pymy
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☄ Helpfulby roygpa 2019/10/23 13:10:19
Pymy (a/k/a;Pymie) Had to be up bright and early before noon today for an oilchange appointment. So I thought I'd stop by Snodgrass and see what kind of condition the condition was in. As hoped, I found there to be beautiful conditions as the early morning sun was lighting up the autumn foilage on the west shore. Of course I took a few pics and as expected the pics don't come close to showing the true conditions. Attachments are not available: Download requirements not metAlso noticed the abundance of acorns laying on the ground. Unfortunately, these acorns are of the 'red oak' variety so I just left them lay there. Red Oak is just not as sweet as White Oak even when they're roasted over an open fire. Or.... is that chestnuts?? 🤔 Attachments are not available: Download requirements not metAlso, did younz know people are actually awake and moving about at that time of morning? 🌞
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How lows the lake john? They start dropping it yet.
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Dave it does not appear as though the lake has dropped any to date. There is a few places at Snodgrass where a guy can step off the shoreline riprap and stand at waters edge but I think that's been the norm. The only thing wrong with this picture is I ain't standing at waters edge with fishing rod in hand needing one more walleye for my limit.🎃 But what a great view and the end to another beautiful day in PA and a lovely night on the Pymy...... (a/k/a; pymie🤗) Attachments are not available: Download requirements not met
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BeenThereDoneThat.
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Capt great photos.
Did ya shoot those today? The water was choppy at Snodgrass and the causeway all day today.
Give a man a fish and you will feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you will feed him for a life time. ~Anne Isabella Thackeray Ritchie (1837–1919)~ Old fisherman never die; we just smell that way.
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That was Monday or Weds evening ....fished both ....not a bite . Lake is down some but nothing bad just a little more shore line exposed .
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BeenThereDoneThat.
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Pics sure are nice that's for sure. Sad scenery like that will soon be gone. Just a few feet of sandy/gravel shoreline was visible, here & there, but there was a stiff breeze blowing straight into Snodgrass pushing the water toward shore, during my visit. Wind was of the type, a guy could be eating the fishing lure, he just tried casting. 🙈 Keep those pics coming 👍
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Speaking of wind, those who know Pymy (a/k/a;Pymie) know the wind ain't sumthin to take lightly. 🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥 422 AM EDT Sat Oct 26 2019 This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for north central Ohio, northeast Ohio, northwest Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania. .DAY ONE, Today and tonight. Strong system moves into the area this afternoon and into tonight. Strong wind gusts in excess of 40 mph may cause isolated power outages. ======================================= Not to mention, which is a stupid saying cause it is mentioned but anyways, so much for the local fall foilage.😡
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Give a man a fish and you will feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you will feed him for a life time. ~Anne Isabella Thackeray Ritchie (1837–1919)~ Old fisherman never die; we just smell that way.
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