Neshaminy Creek

Bucks - Pennsylvania


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A section of the Neshaminy Creek in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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Neshaminy Creek Fishing Reports

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  1. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    1 lb. 9 in. Redbreast Sunfish with a canned sweet corn

    1. George Horvath 0
      Corn 🌽 is great 👍
  2. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    Does anybody know what species are most active in late fall/early winter? The bass are starting to quiet down and I can’t seem to escape these small sunfish

    1 lb. 10 in. Redbreast Sunfish with a canned sweet corn

    1. Scott S 0
      Largemouth and smallmouth bass are very active right now feeding up for the winter.
    2. George Horvath 0
      Live line sunnies for big fish 🎣
    3. Leo Onorato 0
      yeah bends are also alot deeper than the rest of the creek at the neshaminy creek, usually there are rock bass or smallmouth bass sitting there
    4. Christopher Smith 0
      Also look for Creek bends too, a lot of times the outer edge of a creek bend is the deepest part because the current will dig into it overtime eroding the bottom ...more making it deeper overtime. The older the creek, the deeper it is in a lot of cases especially on the outer edge of bends, Hickory Creek on Lewisville is a couple hundred or so years old so there are parts of it that are 20-30 feet deep.
    5. Leo Onorato 0
      there is a spot at a lake I sometimes fish at where the bottom sort of makes a shallow divot that leads into a creek, I’ll check that out for crappie. that lake ...more is stacked with them usually. No white bass, but white perch are close enough I guess lol
    6. Leo Onorato 0
      there is a spot at a lake I sometimes fish at where the bottom sort of makes a shallow divot that leads into a creek, I’ll check that out for crappie. that lake ...more is stacked with them usually. No white bass, but white perch are close enough I guess lol
    7. Leo Onorato 0
      there is a spot at a lake I sometimes fish at where the bottom sort of makes a shallow divot that leads into a creek, I’ll check that out for crappie. that lake ...more is stacked with them usually. No white bass, but white perch are close enough I guess lol
    8. Leo Onorato 0
      there is a spot at a lake I sometimes fish at where the bottom sort of makes a shallow divot that leads into a creek, I’ll check that out for crappie. that lake ...more is stacked with them usually. No white bass, but white perch are close enough I guess lol
    9. Christopher Smith 0
      Crappie and White Bass in the Creek Mouths and they'll move further up once the water gets below 70° from my experience. Deeper Main Lake choke points ...more like Jetties and bridges can also be good spots to find Crappie and White Bass especially if there are sandbars or break lines nearby. Look for spots on depth charts where the lines are spread farther apart where they taper closer together on either side, that's a good way to find sandbars that you normally couldn't see, you can also look for break lines/ledges on depth charts which are particularly good when close to a deeper flat or basin.
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  3. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    1 lb. 10 in. Redbreast Sunfish with a canned sweet corn

    1. George Horvath 0
      That’s awesome 👏
  4. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    sight fishing carp with light line is simply amazing

    2 lb. 14 in. Common Carp with a canned sweet corn

    1. George Horvath 0
      Yeah 👍
  5. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    1 lb. 10 in. Rock Bass with a canned sweet corn

    1. George Horvath 0
      Wow 😮 that’s awesome 👏.
  6. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    had to switch waterways mid day because the canal I was at originally was devoid of life. The move paid off

    10 oz. 8 in. Redbreast Sunfish with a canned sweet corn

    1. George Horvath 0
      Nice 😊
  7. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    pretty decent rock bass

    1 lb. 6 oz. 12 in. Rock Bass with a nightcrawler

    1. George Horvath 0
      Nice 👍
    2. Christopher Smith 0
      that's a real good rock bass
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  8. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    anybody know what type of sunfish this is? looks like a hybrid of some sort to me but idk.

    1 lb. 10 in. Hybrid Sunfish with a nightcrawler

    1. George Horvath 0
      Pumpkinseed
  9. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    saw some better fish, but duckweed made it difficult to target them.

    1 lb. 10 in. Redbreast Sunfish with a nightcrawler

    1. George Horvath 0
      Nice 👍
  10. Leo Onorato
    - Neshaminy Creek

    1 lb. 10 in. Rock Bass with a nightcrawler

    1. George Horvath 0
      Nice 😊

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