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Title: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Nov 26, 2005, 09:58 AM
Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County? Or fishes the lakes up this way?
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: percheye on Nov 26, 2005, 04:51 PM
Hey brad, i live in coudersport and fish in tioga county most of the time.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Nov 26, 2005, 07:37 PM
percheye ,
Have you fished for the hybrid stripers up at Hammond Lake?
Brad
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: percheye on Nov 27, 2005, 05:26 AM
no, hammond is only a once a year stop, but should go there more often. Usually fish hammond for crappies.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: 1MOFISH on Nov 27, 2005, 01:38 PM
do yinz fish cowanesque ever i hear it's a great bass lake     mofish
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Nov 28, 2005, 11:36 AM
Yeah. I fish it. It has a lot to offer. Bass, crappies, perch, & muskies! I mainly fish it for perch.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: seaweed01 on Nov 28, 2005, 08:35 PM
Brad,

Do you ice fish Cowanesque? I fish there a few times in the spring for crappies
and perch, but have been told that you cannot ice fish it. What's the straight
skinny?
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: iceintioga on Nov 29, 2005, 07:27 PM
Hi Brad

I live outside of Wellsboro, and fish all the local public lakes and some private ponds in the area...also take several trips to Pisgah in Bradford County each year...Welcome to Ice Shanty...

Ford Hume aka iceintioga
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: bassman79 on Nov 29, 2005, 09:43 PM
ford good to see ya here i just got in here 4 this year to see if there was any talk looks like after friday we should start to make some ice!! see ya out there!! bassman  aka mr fix it ;D
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: seaweed01 on Nov 29, 2005, 10:15 PM
Iceintioga,

How do you do at Pigsah? I live only 20min from it and haven't done
 very well the last couple of years.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Nov 30, 2005, 02:05 PM
Brad,

Do you ice fish Cowanesque? I fish there a few times in the spring for crappies
and perch, but have been told that you cannot ice fish it. What's the straight
skinny?

I never heard this! I didn't ice fish at all last season. But I'm gearing up for this year! If I find something out I'll let you know.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: iceintioga on Nov 30, 2005, 06:25 PM
Seaweed

I did well last year...big bluegills mostly, but I kinda target the hog perch in Pisgah...caught three or four each time I went ,where the lake widens out after leaving the shallow end....nice crappie on occasion also.
Maybe I can meet you there sometime..

IIT
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Nov 30, 2005, 06:35 PM
Hi Brad

I live outside of Wellsboro, and fish all the local public lakes and some private ponds in the area...also take several trips to Pisgah in Bradford County each year...Welcome to Ice Shanty...

Ford Hume aka iceintioga

iceintioga,
have you ever fished that small pond on the right on rt 349 just north of Gaines?
Brad
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: seaweed01 on Nov 30, 2005, 07:55 PM
Iceintioga,

I have had the same results at Pisgah that you have had. Usually/sometimes
quite a few nice gills, the perch have always been hard to catch. But they sure
are nice, when you can get them.  I only live 20 min from Pisgah, let me know
when you are going to be there and I'll try and meet you.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: iceintioga on Dec 01, 2005, 04:19 AM
iceintioga,
have you ever fished that small pond on the right on rt 349 just north of Gaines?
Brad


Brad

I haven't fished that pond...but I am always ready to fish a new spot...
Do you mean the pond that looks sorta like a beaver pond?
I always assumed that that place was private and never thought to ask permission...Have you fished it?

ford
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: iceintioga on Dec 01, 2005, 04:31 AM
Iceintioga,

I have had the same results at Pisgah that you have had. Usually/sometimes
quite a few nice gills, the perch have always been hard to catch. But they sure
are nice, when you can get them.  I only live 20 min from Pisgah, let me know
when you are going to be there and I'll try and meet you.

Sounds good, I'll let you know...The lake freezes pretty early, maybe you could check it when you are close by...When I call the ranger for a report he always says.."I wouldn't reccomend fishing it yet", I think he does that so if someone goes through they cannot sue him?

I usually go with several guys, all good folks, a good time...even if we get skunked...looking forward to fishing with you...

ford
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: marshrat on Dec 01, 2005, 05:51 AM
Hey i live in Ansonia and me and my dad normally fish hamilton and beachwood all the time i  think that pond you are talking about is beachwood and there are a lot of nice fish in there we just got a new boat and are going to try downrigging in 8 to 12 ft of water hopefully we could hook into one of those big browns we will so fish alot in new york hemlock and lamoka. I am 100% sure you can fish cow vally on the ice all though they do stock it for trout it is a better perch lake and bass. Ps watch for the river that goes through the lake sometimes the ice can be 10 inch's and all of a sudden go to 1 inch and thats not fun the waters moving fast. good thing i was running and only my waste fell in but keepright on going or i might not be here lol i can laugh at it now but not at the time we packed up and got the heck off there
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Dec 01, 2005, 09:41 AM
Hey i live in Ansonia and me and my dad normally fish hamilton and beachwood all the time i  think that pond you are talking about is beachwood and there are a lot of nice fish in there we just got a new boat and are going to try downrigging in 8 to 12 ft of water hopefully we could hook into one of those big browns we will so fish alot in new york hemlock and lamoka. I am 100% sure you can fish cow vally on the ice all though they do stock it for trout it is a better perch lake and bass. Ps watch for the river that goes through the lake sometimes the ice can be 10 inch's and all of a sudden go to 1 inch and thats not fun the waters moving fast. good thing i was running and only my waste fell in but keepright on going or i might not be here lol i can laugh at it now but not at the time we packed up and got the heck off there

The pond is only about 2-3 miles from Gaines off to the right.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: Brad from Potter on Dec 01, 2005, 09:43 AM
Brad

I haven't fished that pond...but I am always ready to fish a new spot...
Do you mean the pond that looks sorta like a beaver pond?
I always assumed that that place was private and never thought to ask permission...Have you fished it?

ford

I've fished it in open water. It has some pretty big bass & bluegills. There are no signs around it & I know people fish it. But I was wondering how well it would fish with ice.
Title: Re: Anyone here from Potter/Tioga County?
Post by: marshrat on Dec 01, 2005, 05:30 PM
Im sure if you fish it from open water it would be good for ice fishing the next thing is how deep it is and how to fish it i would guess with the bass there are sunnies and perch so for the bass i would set up tip ups with 1 to 2 inch minnows and if you want to catch the perch use rosie reds and jig meal worms