Anyone know what the current water temperature and lake level is at Pymatuning?  Heading up to camp next week and wondering if the crappies have started the spawning movement yet.  Thanks in advance!

Check out the Pymatuning Lake Report thread.  There are 6 pages of stuff.  I'm not up there to confirm but I heard the water levels were coming down.

water level is fine crappioes and walleyes have been hitting for weeks now!!!!!!!!!!

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Fished it today....various surface temps from 62.5 to 65 were recorded as the day progressed. The water level is still up a few feet, but nothing to worry about. We launched at Bay 41 and had to walk through a little water to get onto the dock.

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Fished it today....various surface temps from 62.5 to 65 were recorded as the day progressed. The water level is still up a few feet, but nothing to worry about. We launched at Bay 41 and had to walk through a little water to get onto the dock.

How'd you do?

Trolled for muskies Bogey and doing some lure testing....Had one rip, thats it. The new lure ran like a dream.

Crappies aren't in the shorelines yet, but there were hundreds of boats today fishing the stumps and catching plenty of slabs.

Fished sat from 7 to 7, caught around 40 walleye between my buddy and myself with only 7 keepers. Good to see the numbers but couldn't locate any big females. Caught a some nice perch and crappie too, kept a few of the bigger ones. Water down a little, temp 65.

caught crappies and a 38 inch muskie in a bay on south end from shore the crappies were about 50-50 spawned out so yes they are spawning. kept enogh for a couple meals and releaded quite a few also and for all you muskie fanatics it was released unharmed after a short fight on the noodle rod.

caught crappies and a 38 inch muskie in a bay on south end from shore the crappies were about 50-50 spawned out so yes they are spawning. kept enogh for a couple meals and releaded quite a few also and for all you muskie fanatics it was released unharmed after a short fight on the noodle rod.