Trolling spreads are often a mix of large parachutes and bucktails dressed with sassy shads in tandem, and umbrella rigs with medium-sized trailers or larger offerings. Most are focusing their efforts on the eastern side where the water is clearer. Chunking or chumming seems to only attract catfish, which is not such a bad thing.įarther down the bay, trolling along channel edges has been popular this week. Those fishing for striped bass in the lower Susquehanna are jigging with soft plastics along channel edges or casting crankbaits and topwater lures in the early morning and late evening hours. Also, check the department’s website for a current striped bass map outlining areas open to fishing. The latest striped bass regulations can be found on the DNR website. The area from there south to a line from Abby Point to Worton Point is closed to striped bass fishing, while south of that line striped bass fishing is open with a 19-inch minimum length. Below that line south to the Turkey Point-Swan Point line is open to striped bass fishing with a 19-inch to 26-inch slot. The section of the river above the Lapidum-Twin Rocks-Tomes Wharf boundary line is still closed to striped bass fishing until June 1.
White perch are becoming more common and a welcome addition to the fishing scene. Most anglers are fishing in the dam pool for flathead catfish and for a mix of blue and channel catfish in the lower sections of the Susquehanna River. Photo by Rich WattsĪnglers in the lower Susquehanna River are seeing clearer water conditions the Conowingo Dam is on a power generation schedule. This white perch fell for a small spinnerbait.
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