| Stream: | Little Juniata |
| Date of Update: | 2/27/2020 |
| Author: | TCO State College Staff |
| Highlight: | LJ is blown out today. Will need a few days to drop and clear. |
| Stream Level: | LJ is running 1030 cfs, average is 364 cfs.
|
| Water Temp: | high 30's/low 40's |
| Clarity: | dirty
|
| Fishing Overview: | Needs a few days to clear |
| Specifics and Tips: | Small nymphs and something eggy will work, fish are holding in slower slot and seams. Streamers have been moving fish as well. |
| Hatches: | Midges (20-26) BWO (18-22) |
| Hot Patterns: | Rubberleg Stone (6-10) Caddis Pupa (12-16) BWO (20-24) Walt's Worm (12-18) Frenchie(14-18) Iron Lotus (16-18) Juju Baetis (18-22) Olive Slumpbuster (6-10) Olive and Black Sculpin Pattens (2-4") |
| Other Information: | Having trouble fooling those trout on your flies?... click here! Spending a day with any of our accomplished guides will get you back on track and landing fish in no time! |
| Sale Items: | TCO Fly Shop Sale Page... Shirts / Jackets / Packs and more... 30%-50% off!! Check it out now: |
| Store Events: |
| USGS Flow: |
| Conservation Note: | ANGLERS VISITING OUR AREA: Specifically those of you who just fished the Delaware River (or other streams in the NY Catskill Region), the Farmington in Connecticut, or Maryland's Gunpowder River, Please clean your boots and waders with a diluted bleach solution OR hot water(must be over 140 degrees f) and laundry detergent - It must soak for at least 30 minutes to be effective. DIDYMO has been identified in these watersheds. Another option is to purchase a second pair of boots and waders to wear only in infected waters. It's the only sure way not to spread DIDYMO. Please be responsible - Don't spread DIDYMO TO Central Pennsylvania! Click here to learn more about DIDYMO. This is a real threat to the quality of our fly fishing! |
| General: | Check out our Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Educational Programs - Fly Tying ClassesClick Here Be sure to stop in the store next time you visit the area... we will be happy to share our favorite fly patterns with you. |
