went out of snodgrass on mon. not expecting much more than a boat ride but was pleasantly suprised with two legal walleye two nice crappie and  ten or more nice sized channel cats not two mention a few small perch and blue gill.now the down side the water at the launch was low and unless you intend on getting in the water it is borderline weather you want to try it. the line on the dock indicates the ramp ends about 12 feet into the water after that you are on lake bottom. all fish were caught on worms either on a plain hook or small jig head a foot above the bottom.
 

i also fished lake wed. started at south end (nothing)
moved around torpedo bay (nothing
went up to the sailboat boyes (nothing
fished from 10 " to 22" water ,used mostly meat
on way back to my dock at outboard motor club
picked up one white bass / one cat.

I'm not doing any better around the shore line. I'm still catching a lot of perch and channel cats, that's the majority of it. The water is way to low. I have to wade out a good 50 yards to do any good, and I sink about 2 feet down into the mud.

We tried the causeway Sunday, with no luck. The people beside us was from Pittsburgh, camping at the camp ground. They were fun people. Nobody caught a thing around us.
 

Had a good day today. Just fishing for crappies and got over 30 in the cooler. They're starting to move shallower now that the nights are cooler. Got some in 12 and some in 8. All on jigs under a bobber.

Saweet! Shallower was deeper...lol

Looking for where you can launch from due to the low levels.  Is Jamestown accessible?  I have a 14 foot boat to launch.  Thanks in advance.

buckipicker, you shouldnt have any trouble launching from the jamestown marina.

Thanks Steel....Gonna try it there.

They closed all but Mahany tara and 18 launch on Shenango.....no charges to use them now. Because of low water. Be careful where you go and watch for stumps towards the river.  Haven,t been on Pymy in a week. Has it dropped more?