Pine is low and clear/green. Some rain is expected tomorrow which should help. Temperatures are good and the leaves are starting to change and are falling in the creek. The Keystone Select stretch is being restocked on October 7th.
Pine is clear and slowly dropping. Hatches have been sporadic, but trout have been rising in the evenings. Expect to catch some smallmouth and fallfish in the mix too.
Pine has a very slight stain to it right now. Anglers have been finding fair numbers of holdover trout throughout upper pine. Water temps are much more favorable now and areas with cool water tributaries or springs that provided good holding water in the summer are good places to target now.
Pine was mostly clear last night, but overnight rains added some stain to the water. Quite a few fish are rising before dark and a few October caddis are starting to show up. These are a large fly and a great indicator for a dry/dropper combo.
Heavy thunderstorms moved through the region last night and Pine is muddy heading into the the holiday weekend.
Pine is low and clear with tough conditions. Cooler weather is settling in, but Pine still remains in the 70's through most of the day.
The below Pine Creek gauges are roughly 13-17 miles downstream of Ansonia. These are excellent references, however conditions can vary with localized weather events. Give us a call for the most up to date info if you have questions on a specific area, especially upper Pine Creek (Ansonia to Galeton area).
USGS Station 01548500
USGS Station 01549700
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