Conneaut Creek Steelhead Conditions
Fishable, but on the low side. Fish will be in the deeper, slower water.
Flow, last 7 days
Next bump
No real rain in the next 36 hours.
About the Conneaut Creek
- Stocked
- 75,000 yearlings from Ohio + 75,000 from Pennsylvania each spring
- Managed by
- Ohio Division of Wildlife & PA Fish and Boat Commission
- Gauge
- Gauge at Conneaut (USGS 04213000)
- Gauge record since
- 1923
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Is the Conneaut Creek fishable today?
As of Oct 13, 11:00 PM the Conneaut Creek is in shape: 13 cfs against a normal of about 28 cfs for this date, steady. Fishable, but on the low side. Fish will be in the deeper, slower water.
How high is the Conneaut Creek right now?
13 cubic feet per second (gage height 1.4 ft), about 47% of the median flow for this date. The 7-day high was 22 cfs on Oct 6, 11:45 PM.
What is the Conneaut Creek water temperature?
The Conneaut Creek gauge does not have a water temperature sensor, so none is shown here.
How many steelhead are stocked in the Conneaut Creek?
75,000 yearlings from Ohio + 75,000 from Pennsylvania each spring, managed by Ohio Division of Wildlife & PA Fish and Boat Commission. Stocked yearlings spend one to two years in Lake Erie before returning to the stream as adults, so each spring's stocking shows up as the next falls' runs.
Where is the Conneaut Creek gauge?
Gauge at Conneaut, USGS site 04213000, with daily records back to 1923. The gauge reports flow, gage height every 15 minutes.
Other Lake Erie steelhead streams
Flow, gage height, temperature and turbidity: U.S. Geological Survey real-time gauge 04213000, provisional and subject to revision. Rain: National Weather Service. Stocking: Ohio Division of Wildlife & PA Fish and Boat Commission. Lake Erie Pulse reports water conditions, not fish.