Susquhanna River, MD

Peach Bottom Power Plant

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Outing Information

Date
Start/End Time
2:30pm to 5:30pm
Best Fishing Time
-
Rating
Poor
Classification
Public
Water Temp
52.0°F
Water Clarity
Murky - <1' visibility
Water Level
Reg.
User
Brian Peacock

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Fish Caught

Catfish - Flathead

Caught Avg Size Pattern Optional Fields
2 3½ lbs Lg. Shinner 5" Time Caught: 3:00pm
Fish Depth: 3' - 6'
Water Depth: 3' - 6'
Kept/Released: / 2
Water Type: Swirl from the gates
Retrieve: Drift with the current
Leader/Tippet: 10 lbs. Test
2 3½ lbs
Total: 2 fish Top Patterns: Lg. Shinner 5" (2)

Weather

SkiesMorningAfternoonEvening
Sunny X X
Precipitation
None X X
Wind
Light - 5 to 10 knots X X
Air Temp High/Low
38.0°F / -
Wind Direction
-
Weather Front
-
Barometer
30.27s
Moon Phase
47% Full (First quarter)

Other Patterns Tried

  • Chartreuse Diawa peanut 2
  • Chartreuse Rapala Susp. Jointed Shad Rap
  • Shad Rapala Susp. Jointed Shad Rap
  • Chartreuse Bomber(tm) Model A
  • Chartruse/White Stike King double blade
  • Black and Blue Teaser Tube
  • Chartreuse Rapala Twitchin' Rap
  • Gray/Sparkles Mister Twister Curly Tail

Hatches

No hatch information for this outing.

Insect Seining

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Fishing Partners

Mike B. / Whip

Waypoints

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Tides

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Notes

We came to The power Plant because of the warm discharge of water flow. The main River was 33.8 degrees but below the release the water was 52 degrees. Mike said that there was so much food (shad ) bunched up in this warm water that it can be tough to catch fish on Artificial baits so we got some live shinners about 5" long. We came to catch some Rockfish, Walleye, or Smallmouth Bass. We caught none of the above! Only 2 Catfish around 3.5 Lbs. a piece. It was a cold and slow day but we still had a great time. Come on Spring Time!!!!!!