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Northeastern States


Clarion River Watershed
November 21, 2007


Posted by Damon
Email: dnewpher@glendorn.com

Current Report
The East Branch of the Clarions flows have been slowed up making fly fishing tough. With the low water conditions the fish have been in the usual winter pools. On the main stem we've seen numerous browns on spawning beds and HAVEN'T been fishing them. Stripping streamers through deep winter holiding pools has produced some nice fish. As of yesterday most of the browns are off the beds and the increased flows due to snow run off and light rain has made floating the catch and release area nice.





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