A couple of weekends ago I finally took the plunge. All spring and summer, my colleagues here at F&S have been raving about the smallmouth bass fishing on the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. I convinced my 24-year-old son, James, to go with me, so we packed up the car and headed west, past Scranton, to the town of Tunkhannock. There we met our friends Gary and Robin Edwards. That’s James with Gary and Robin, at their campsite.
Photo by Jay Cassell
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Looks like a great time on the Susquehanna. There are so many good Tunkhannock fishing spots, including Tunkhannock Creek and Fish Pond Dam. But I've heard the Susquehanna is always a good choice. It sounds especially good for you given you went with fishermen who really know the river well. And we all know what a difference that makes. Good fishing report, thanks for sharing.
The Rapala X-Raps work great in hot conditions. If they are worked fast they provoke reaction strikes, which is a tactic that lands many smallmouth due to their aggresive nature. Start out with a number 10 to search with and drop down to an 8 or 6 to cleanup the rest.
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Looks like a great time on the Susquehanna. There are so many good Tunkhannock fishing spots, including Tunkhannock Creek and Fish Pond Dam. But I've heard the Susquehanna is always a good choice. It sounds especially good for you given you went with fishermen who really know the river well. And we all know what a difference that makes. Good fishing report, thanks for sharing.
The Rapala X-Raps work great in hot conditions. If they are worked fast they provoke reaction strikes, which is a tactic that lands many smallmouth due to their aggresive nature. Start out with a number 10 to search with and drop down to an 8 or 6 to cleanup the rest.
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