Shenango Report: Gates 1 through 7 are open at 2 ft each. Everything is starting to turn on. Good luck and be safe waders!

15 April – Shenango Lake is currently 896.16 feet, with downstream water level of 4.78 feet. The lake level is 1 ½ feet above summer pool elevation (894.67). There was no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Air temp was 51 and water temp was 43.
The Clark boat launch remains closed due to high water level. All other launches are open. Call 724-962-4384 for daily lake information updates

April 16..gates are open at 1.57'.....lake level is 895.47...8/10ths above summer pool...Clarks ramp is now open...all ramps open now.

April 17-lake is at 895.23....1/2 foot above summer pole...43 degree water temp....all gates open 1.5 ft.

April 18th...Lake level is 894.74....07 above summer pole...gates 1-7 open 1'...river in Sharpsville is at 3.64'...water temp is 43

19 April – The lake elevation is 894.62 feet; approximately summer pool level (894.67). This morning it is cloudy and 69 degrees. The water temp on Monday morning was 43 degrees. Sluice gates 2, 4 & 6 are open 1 foot each at the dam. The downstream water level was 3.08 feet. For daily lake information call 724-962-4384. Fished below dam yesterday and managed 12 trout,1 perch,1 bluegill. I used olive caddis. My brother did well with spinners and caught two goldens and 18 other trout.
They stocked at the bridge but not at the dam. Dumped a load of trout there. Good luck and wade safe.

The Chestnut Run Swim Beach, Bayview ORV Area, and Upper Mahaney Recreation Area all open to the public on Friday, May 24 at 8:00 am. The Swim Beach is still free to the public and open from 8:00 am to sunset. Bayview ORV is open from sunrise to sunset

Was there yesterday at the outflow with my girlfriend and buddy after a wasted Pymie trip.  Caught about 25 trout (Assorted bows and browns.) 2 small wipers and a few panfish.  Highlight was a cast into the plume and drift and something Large slender and brownish hooked up and ran me for about 5 minutes.  I was assuming it was a Musky for the size and brownish color but it could have been a large pike.  Anyone know of any Musky in Shenango?  Needless to say I wasn't expecting the fishing to be as great as it was. 

Shenango got em all............

??? I'm assuming you mean all species? Lol. Which makes me love that place even more!!!