Susquehanna River Fishing Reports

Your Susquehanna River Fishing Experiences

Welcome to Reel Time Bass Fishing, where Captain Victor Campbell delivers unparalleled fishing experiences on the beautiful Susquehanna River. Our detailed fishing reports, curated by Captain Campbell himself, provide insights into the river's current conditions, recent catches, and the best spots to reel in a trophy fish. These reports reflect Captain Campbell's extensive knowledge and keen observation, ensuring our clients are well-prepared for a successful outing. Whether you're targeting bass, catfish, or other local species, trust Reel Time Bass Fishing to keep you informed and ready for an unforgettable adventure on the water.

We get these questions a lot. Is the Susquehanna River good for fishing? What is the biggest fish in the Susquehanna River? Can you eat fish from the Susquehanna River? Well, the Susquehanna River is an excellent destination for fishing, renowned for its diverse fish population and scenic beauty, making it a favorite among anglers. The river is home to various species, including bass, catfish, and walleye, with the biggest fish commonly found being the flathead catfish, which can weigh over 40 pounds. While you can eat fish from the Susquehanna River, it's important to follow local advisories and guidelines regarding fish consumption, as some areas may have contaminants that can affect the safety of certain fish species.

Join Captain Victor Campbell of Reel Time Bass Fishing for an unforgettable adventure on the Susquehanna River, offering various trip options tailored to your preferences. For an extensive experience, opt for the Private 8-Hour Bass Fishing trip starting at 7:00 AM, priced at $375, focusing on Smallmouth Bass using light tackle. If you prefer a shorter outing, the Half-Day Bass Fishing trip lasts 4 hours and costs $250, also starting at 7:00 AM, ideal for targeting bass with light tackle. Captain Campbell operates year-round, adjusting techniques seasonally to maximize success, from spring's active topwater action to winter's deep-water jigging, ensuring an engaging and productive trip every time.