Justin showing me how big his latest striper is. Perhaps it was Karma as this fish was to come unhooked moments after i snapped the pic.
Throwing plugs into the suds of the Atlantic, a long followed tradition.

Surf casting is a tough game but our 16 year old niece handles it well and made some nice catches.

Again, Justin hooked up with another fish..showing the spinning rod guys how its done.

Watching pods of bait seek shelter around the rocks and fishing the Beulah two handed surf rod.

The historic surf and cliffs of Gay Head. Here we encountered numerous nude bathers(not Pictured) and few fish.

Ernie sends evidence of some good fishing on the Youghiogheny

Happy faces on happy clients for Laurel Highland Guide service.

Floating the Yough and catching trout, nice way to spend the day.

It seems as though everyone has been out fishing lately which is a good thing. Numerous guys in the shop have been or will be on fishing forays that include trout, bass, tarpon, and bonefish to name a few. The old adage is true i guess about to many fish and not enough time to chase them all, oh well just enjoy the ones you do get to chase. Pa trout reports are still good and all the rain will mean very good late June and early July fly fishing in PA.

On the home front i must say i am not up to speed as lately much of my fishing has been in the salt or chasing PA trout. I will however be on our rivers and in the shop the next few weeks before its off to Montana so look for a local update with the next blog.

Hey Brant, whats up with the Wyoming trout update?????

Tight lines Dan and Pete.

Angler enjoying the magic hour on PA's Spring Creek.

Trout fishing in PA remains very good though the heat and high sun slowed things down some this past week. The recent rains and cooler temps however should mean continued great fishing for anglers in search of Pennsylvania's spotted jewels. Anglers going up this week should have some sulphurs, cahills, ants, beetles, brown drakes, coffin flies, and slate drakes in good supply. For those looking for a nice day trip Oil Creek has been great again this spring and still has sulphurs popping and the Cahills have started which is a strong hatch that brings plenty of fish to the surface as well. If nothing is hatching on your favorite trout stream go deep with the appropriate match hatching nymphs or stay up top with terrestrials or attractors like a royal wulff or adams.

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Nice size wild PA Brook Trout caught on a little known spring creek.