Pennsylvania Angler & Boater Magazine July / August 2010 SUBSCRIBE NOW Angler & Boater home Issue archive Not all articles are available online. Articles provided are in PDF format. Feature articles Fishing Opportunities within 5 Miles of Route 6 by Linda Steiner Lipless Crankbait Walleyes by Jeff Knapp Susquehanna Flathead—Friend or Foe? by Chris Gorsuch Unlocking the Secrets of Piney Dam by Darl Black Southeast Warmwater Streams for all to Enjoy by Vic Attardo Learning How to Read a River by John Allen Rewards of Night Fishing by Jennifer Bilott Exploring the Recesses of Presque Isle Bay by Float Tube by Mike Bleech Canoe Camping Basics by Carl Haensel The Yellow Perch Streamer by Charles R. Meck Special features Pittsburgh AFS 2010 Merging Our Deeper Currents by Deborah Weisberg Assessing Stream Health in Pennsylvania by Douglas P. Fischer and Timothy A. Wertz The Collegiate Bass Fishing Experience by David Grube II Summer PLAY Newsletter by Jim Delesandro, Kristi Niekamp and Miranda Smith Regular features Straight Talk by Executive Director John Arway Reflecting on the Water by Ron Kuhn Your Fishing Field Guide by Carl Haensel Currents Fishin’ from the Kitchen by Wayne Phillips Angler’s Notebook by Jerry Bush Cast & Caught On the cover There’s no place like Pittsburgh for fishing and boating or for the 140th annual meeting of the American Fisheries Society. More than 40 species of fish have been documented in the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers including walleye, sauger and smallmouth bass. Allegheny County leads the state in the number of registered boaters and in the number of boats over 16 feet. And, paddling is very popular. See page 16 for more information on the American Fisheries Society meeting. Photo by VisitPittsburgh.