Raccoon creek (not the lake) in Beaver County anyone tried?

Raccoon Creek is the property line in my back yard. The fish usually start coming up towards the end of March, at least where I live, and stay til the end of fall. I have caught large/small mouths, carp, suckers, sauger, muskie. Get yourself a canoe and go fish.

Favorite place to wade and fish, great smallmouth fishing in early-mid summer using rooster tails and fly fishing for them is good too. Using worms brings in mostly rock bass and drum but carp and suckers sometimes bite too. My friends have pulled out largemouth, white bass, sauger and walleye out of there too, and I've tried fishin for cats.. no luck so far but it's awesome to live close enough to be able to walk down and fish all day, especially when you catch some nice fish. go fish

Good to hear guys - I was looking for some other good places to use the waders. It looks like it has great potential and even has cars parked along side of the stream on google maps LOL.
 
I know that section of the river is pretty decent after going to the downstream side of the Montgomery L&D.  Pulled out 4 decent sized eyes and will be going back there again for sure.

if you drive along raccoon creek road off of 18 there are a bunch of places to pull off.  some you can fish from shore and some you can wade.  you'll be able to pick out the more popular spots very easily by the obvious parking areas. there are a ton of places to wade if you go past the parking area where most people fish from the shore.  i rarely run into other fisherman outside of the main spots.
 
you'll catch a complete smorgasbord of fish.  i've caught everything but trout from that stretch of water.  i know they stock raccoon creek in various spots... anyone ever caught any trout down that far?

sorry, i guess i just assumed they did stock it below the outflow which would ultimately lead to the mouth??