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2013/03/20 15:43:02 (permalink)

pittsburg pa

i just found out i have to spend a week in pittsburg for work  april 19-24
 
how close are any steelhead rivers to that area
 
if to far any decent trout fishing close.
 
any help would be great.  feel free to msg me,
 
my family is from portage area but that was 50 plus years ago , i heard about the good fishing but no idea where.....thanks
 
 
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    bingsbaits
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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/20 16:10:02 (permalink)
    There isn't a single "RIVER" in this state that holds Steelhead.......
     

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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/20 16:23:39 (permalink)
    Check yer PM's fabfab
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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/20 17:43:36 (permalink)
    I was thinkin if you're fishin a river, there is a host of assorted fish you could target other than trout.
     
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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/20 19:54:34 (permalink)
    better off sticking around Pittsburgh and fishing for stocked trout or bass
     
     
    http://fishandboat.com/county.htm
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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/20 22:15:33 (permalink)
    Depending on what part of the Pittsburgh area you are staying in you are roughly 2 hours from a number of good steelhead "creeks" and a couple of "rivers," as well.  The runs may be winding down that late in April but there should still be enough fish around to make it worth your while(hint:  not all of the fishing is in PA).  You are also within an hour(or better yet, 2 hours) of some pretty good trout fishing at that time of year.  Enjoy your stay.
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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/21 10:51:42 (permalink)
    im going to fish ohio the 21st and 22d
     
     Vermilion, Rocky, Chagrin and Grand rivers
     
    thanks for the helpthus far.
     
    2 years ago i was sent to Syracuse for 10 days. in early april....thats was fun
     
    Rotchester for 8 days in mid november was great as well
     
    wish i could get sent to montana for a month
     
    an old co worker was in the national guard ...always did a month in alaska to salmon fish.  one year he was in iceland for 6 weeks fishing for atlantics
     
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    Re:pittsburg pa 2013/03/24 22:57:00 (permalink)
    Pittsburg Ca, the "Steelhead rivers" are three hours North. ;-)
    Pittsburgh Pa,
    I don't know what you are used to but I tried steelhead fishing here a few times and it was kind of an elbow to elbow thing and not real enjoyable. It's not fishing for steelhead out West where you pretty much have a chunk of river to yourself. Here it tends to be creek inlets and a bunch of guys battling for the few coming upstream. I'm trying again this year but from a kayak rather than doing the elbow to elbow thing.
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