Pine is holding in the mid 60's to low 70's and mornings have been fishable. Trout are dispersed and night time temps should help keep Pine cooler. However, warm afternoons and highs in the 80's will likely have temps stressful for trout late in the day.
Pine has cooled down some and cool nights all week should have temps favorable for trout fishing in the mornings. Water is low and clear.
Heavy rain early this week muddied Pine considerably, but levels dropped quick and conditions are low once again.
Water conditions right now are too hot for trout fishing.
Anglers have been doing well on dry flies with rising fish throughout the day. Dry dropper setups are also working. BWOs in the morning. Cahills and Slate drakes in the afternoons/evenings have been best.
Anglers have been doing well on dry flies throughout the day. BWOs, Light Cahills and Slate drakes have made up most of the action
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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