Bald eagle

Where is this located?  I'm not sure I know where you're talking about.

Ahhh, gotch ya.

I've heard the same about curwensville.
 
Also heard there's some nice muskie in there too. Atleast i think it was that lake.

Ok guys, I went sunday.... the lake is down at least 20 -30 ft yet, the spillway is cranked wide open, we caught some perch below the dam along with some other people but nothing to write home about..save your gas!

My wife and I fished off the shore on Monday. We caught lots of small perch and a few crappies as well. 

Anybody been hitting the dam latly just an update on the crappies thanxs.

Wonder if the crappie are up yet they should be????

MIKASTORM  I GET YOUR DRIFT SEEMS LIKE THEY ARE HITTING GOOD WHEN THE DOGWOOD BLOOM.

Im heading up on monday going to drag the boat up do some serious fishing see how it gos.

Have given up on this lake this year, been down a couple times but can't get any keepers.  Many times they are not even close, a ton of 5-7 in fish.
Talking to others on the lake they are seeing the same.

http://www.fish.state.pa.us/images/fisheries/afm/2006/3x07_25sayers.htm
 
taken from the link above.  Crappie fishing may not be very good for 2-3 years.
 
"The catch rate of legal-size black crappie in the 2006 survey was about threefold higher than in 2004, which should make for good angling this year. Most crappie populations are generally characterized as cyclic, with irregular reproductive success and a good year-class entering the fishery every few years. Anglers are encouraged to take advantage of the good 2002 year-class currently entering the fishery. On average, black crappies reach legal-size by age 4 in Sayers Lake; thus, the majority of legal-size crappies this year (2006) are comprised by individuals from the 2002 year-class. Data collected during the 2004 and 2006 trap net surveys suggest that 2003 and 2004 produced weak year-classes of black crappie. These year classes should reach legal-size and enter the fishery in 2007 and 2008, respectively, which may result in reduced angler catch rates of legal-size crappie as compared to this year. However, the 2005 year-class appears to be very strong and should provide for improved numbers of larger crappies when this year class enters the fishery. As mentioned above, fluctuations in crappie populations are common and the boom/bust cycles occur in most crappie fisheries."
 
 

Fished the lake thurs, and friday and did really well caught 18 that were over 10 inchs with 4 being 13 inchs nice fattys.  Did alot of searching have to look hard for them but if u find them u will hammer them. 

TONS  SCREEN TURNED BLACK.

3 of us fished Sayer yesterday form Upper Greens to the no wake to try and stay away from the crowds. We caught a ton of fish but they were all dinks. Most of them were right off the banks. Only caught 3 or 4 legal ones. We fised from 9 till the thunderstorm. We got off just in time but didn't get the boat on right so had to wait out the storm and then put boat on triler right. The whole back end of the boat was full of water. Had to run bilge pump 10-15 mins. to get out all the water. Hope no one got caught in the storm. What a down pour!!!!!!!

Anybody been doing any good.  Wondering if this cold front will screw the fish up.