Carp on the fly

big mud flats when the water starts to get warm but before they start to spawn. The upper end of most lakes should hold some. All of the streams that run into the rivers hold fish that can be caught on nymphs and similar 'bugs'. Also, if you just want to have some fun find a place where the carp key in on bread and fish some bread flies. Below waterside restaurants will do it. Pymatuning spillway will also.

thanks
rick

Susqy is a great place for carp.  Of course, carp and catfish are about the only fish left in the river to fish for.

anyways... book a trip with this guy for susquehanna river carp.

http://www.susquehannaflyandspin.com/

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MHMusky:
 Awesome crawdad fly, how much to ship one ?
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Troutman:

Bread flys work well, if you can call a bread fly a fly ? I make mine from the white filter material like the kind you wrap round a a intake vaulve on some kinds of motors. Just pinch a corner of it and tie to the hook. Chum with some bread to get them feeding and flip it out there and hold on. I use this set up at Pymie by the spillway, caught a nice 15lber there on this a few years ago. Not really "purist" style, but still fun as heck !
Never caught one on the fly in the river, but I hear that Mullberry flys work well when the berries are ripe and falling into the water.

http://www.madriveroutfitters.com/pc-3269-219-mulberry-flies.aspx
http://www.yagersflies.com/ramuprcafly.html
http://invictaflies.tripod.com/id168.htm
http://www.yagersflies.com/rabrcrcafly.html