Three rivers walleye

WELLLLLLLL just let me be the first to say "Welcome Aboard" Goose.  As for fishing the Allegheny, unfortunately I can only dream of those days however, 'river people are cool'.
 
They call me BeenThereDoneThat (when they ain't mad at me) which is a lie 'cause I might have or maybe could have, but probable didn't.  Than again this is a forum and we all know  forums are the 2nd best place to tell fishing/hunting stories, so I know my little secrete is safe here.  The first most best place is huntin'/ fishin' camp from which, I have been evicted sooooo, here I am.
 
A bit of advice, spot burning is not appreciated unless, you're talking to me.  Of course, that being the case, your secrete will be safe too!
 
 
Good times and tight lines, your friend and mine, 
 
BTDT (maybe)

The lower Allegheny has been very high lately, which is likely why the Eye fishing has been so slow. I made my first trip out for them this season on Friday and got skunked. Was fishing a creek mouth with 3-4" streamers on my 7wt and didn't even see a fish, two other guys there with me fishing swimbaits and they went home fishless as well. Hopefully the rain predicted for Thursday is minimal and they turn on for the weekend.

emitch I been haunting the Allegheny around the Franklin area the last several weeks.  Not doing any fishing but sure have been seeing more boating activity than I can remember for this time of year especially from the Third St Launch.  Sorry to say I don't have a report as I can't get the boaters to stop long enough to speak with.  But if I was to guess, from the hand gestures I see as the boats pass by, they all must be catching at least one.
 
Water was running high today but as you say, looking clean and green.
 
Good times and tight lines, river people are cool.

Stopped at the ramp on Buffalo Creek on the way home from work Friday evening. They've yanked the dock; must've been Thur. or even Friday morning. Water is now down to where it should be, but the whole lower section of the ramp is mud. I'd need hipboots to get the boat back on the trailer. Also, there is a log stickin' up about 15' out from the waters' edge, and that's gonna make it tough to launch and re-trailer.
 
My guess would be the launch at Cowanshanock is most likely mud too, as that launch is mud even in good times. I think I'll be fishin' pool 8 and launchin' at Templeton. That ramp is pretty good even at low water, and I've never seen mud. Just plain tough on the Allegheny this year.

Anyone been out lately around the Burgh? Haven't seen/heard any good reports lately, so I'm reluctant to start throwing swimbaits again until prespawn.

Hmm, maybe it's just me then haha. I'll try one more time later this week when the water warms up a few degrees, but otherwise I'd rather chase something that I know I can get to eat. Any particular colors you've had success with?

I've had the best luck with white and silver.