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| What part of the Susquehanna River do you guys fish and catch muskies in? Thanks!! |
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| You could give location by saying which town or street its near. |
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| From the New York border south to the Maryland border....ha ha.
Seriously though, I doubt that anybody is going to give that information up for the whole world to see.
There are good populations along the entire length of the river from what I've heard. |
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Good luck !! I tried asking for the same info on here and got squat. I couldn't even get info on where to launch a boat. Like you're asking for the key to their daughter's chastity belt for cripes sake !!
My research shows the "north branch" as a popular area. Can't offer much else |
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Location: Sw Pennsylvania | FJD,
I sent you a pm with a link a week ago. It doesn't look like you received it. If you didn't i'll resend it.
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| Joel,
Thanks for the info, much appreciated !!
Frank |
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| SO , I grew up on the Susky Just south of York Pa... I never fished for Musky except for one day. Itwas July 4th I was probably 13 years old and had been fishing for Stripers all night . That morning my buddies and I decided to go trolling for Musky in Muddy Creek a tributary just up stream of Cold Cabins boat landing. My buddy put on a jointed rebel and we started trolling. We didnt go 100 yrds and bam . He got a nice Musky . That was it for my Musky fishing until last year. However I now live in NC . But, from what I hear the fish still frequent Muddy creek in the summer,up stream at Brunners island in the Winter and Peach Bottom Power plant in the winter. I also know that there are Musky's in a lot of the other lakes around that area along with the Conastoga creek and Conawago not Coniwingo unless they are in the bottom were it goes into the river. |
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