Updates on the Fin & Fly Adventures guide service along with personal hunting and fishing experiences, tips, and tactics.
Showing posts with label Kinzua Dam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kinzua Dam. Show all posts
Thursday, September 21, 2017
Fall and Winter Streamer Bite Coming Soon
Tourney Champs
This years 2017 DAV Tournament Champs for the event held out of Wolf Run Marina near Warren, Pennsylvania. After being in the hunt for the previous two tourneys I fished, Fred Ward and I were able to put a great bag of Kinzua Walleye together and win the day. Also we recorded the "Big Fish" for the tournament which about doubled our payday.
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Kinzua Rd, Warren, PA 16365, USA
Light Tackle Guided Trips for Walleye in PA/NY
Our 18.5' Crestliner Fish Hawk allows us for great opportunities on the Kinzua Dam and Chautauqua Lake for Walleye and anything else that may decide to bite. We target the walleye but frequently catch perch, smallmouth bass, white bass, pike, and an occasional musky. We can accommodate 1-2 anglers per trip which also includes and the gear. All that is required from the angler is proper clothing and a fishing license. Lunches are included on full day trips as well. These are very laid back and relaxing trips that are perfect for just enjoying a day on the water. Also, any fish that we keep with be cleaned and fillets put into zip lock bags for transport home. You may just want to have a cooler with some ice to put them in afterward.
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Location:
Kinzua Rd, Warren, PA 16365, USA
Friday, January 20, 2017
A New Year Brings New Opportunity
I'm very happy to restart my old page with its new look, name, and content. Finally after 15 years in the industry, I'm taking my show independent and it's my pleasure to present Fin & Fly Adventures. This is a primarily fly fishing based guide service that also offers some terminal tackle opportunities.
Fly fishing opportunities include trout, bass, musky, carp, and steelhead. Species options are all based on conditions and time of year. Both wade and driftboat fishing trips available as well. Terminal fishing opportunities are primarily targeting walleye, with perch, crappie, white bass, smallmouth bass, and northern pike as a bonus.
Our area of service would be NW Pennsylvania and the Southern Tier of NY. Waters we fish are, but not limited to, Allegheny Tailwaters (Allegheny River), Clarion River, Lake Erie Tribs, Kinzua Dam, and Chautauqua Lake.
Also on this page you will see my own adventures from hunting and fishing with family and friends.
These pics are just a little recap of last years guiding season. We are looking forward to a great 2017!
Here are a few more pics from some of the terminal fishing trips.

The Fourth of July weekend on Chautauqua was amazing.
Fly fishing opportunities include trout, bass, musky, carp, and steelhead. Species options are all based on conditions and time of year. Both wade and driftboat fishing trips available as well. Terminal fishing opportunities are primarily targeting walleye, with perch, crappie, white bass, smallmouth bass, and northern pike as a bonus.
Our area of service would be NW Pennsylvania and the Southern Tier of NY. Waters we fish are, but not limited to, Allegheny Tailwaters (Allegheny River), Clarion River, Lake Erie Tribs, Kinzua Dam, and Chautauqua Lake.
Also on this page you will see my own adventures from hunting and fishing with family and friends.
These pics are just a little recap of last years guiding season. We are looking forward to a great 2017!
Where else would you propose taking a lunch break on a hot day? |
A rare double on the Allegheny River where both quality fish were landed and able to get pics side by side. |
Larry with one of the best trout of the year. |
Just another quality Clarion brown for Walt. |
Larry doubled up on back to back runs with big Allegheny browns |
Great markings. |
A net full of fish is a beautiful sight. |
The Fourth of July weekend on Chautauqua was amazing.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Fishing The Hardwater
First trip on the ice this year. Temps were in the negatives with the windchill for most of the day. Fish would freeze before you could get your tip-up back in the hole. We had a great day on the walleye along with a few nice perch and a couple pike. Caught on nice walleye that measured almost 23 inches that I released. She was a very fat female and it was evident that she was full of eggs. Always have to look out for the future and let the big females go once in a while so that they may spawn. I'm looking forward to getting back out on a little warmer day but do not see temps above the teens anytime in the near future. Until next time!
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Warm water heating up!!
Some early morning smallies followed by carp on dry flies. A nice change of pace after fishing for trout all spring. Looking forward to getting into some pike and musky action next week.
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Flag!!! An ice fisherman's favorite word to hear.
Flag up means fish on the line..(hopefully). It turned out to be a great picture with the backdrop of the iced over reservoir and the Allegheny Forest. |
A new PA state record Walleye. 6oz! |
A nice Northern Pike. As you can tell by my eyes being closed, the wind and rain was blowing in my face. |
Managed a quick pic when the sun came out for 5 minutes. Turned out great. Should send this picture to the CLAM shelter company. Maybe I could get an endorsement. |
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Fishing The Hardwater!
Drew, who works with me at Whitetail Country, caught this 26'' walleye while we were out this week. This big female was released so that she may spawn this spring. |
The take home catch. Enough for a couple of dinners. |
The end to a great day on the ice. |
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