Seneca Creek Fishing Report: 04/21/24
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Type of Stream
Freestone
Species
Brook Trout
Rainbow Trout
(Native and Wild)
Size
Small
Location
Northeastern West Virginia
Nearest Towns
Seneca Rocks
Season
Year-round
Access:
Good but Hiking Required
Non-Resident License
State of West Virginia
Weather
National Weather Service Link
Seasons:
You can fish the creek year-round.
Spring:
Spring provides the best fishing provided the water levels are not to high.
Summer:
Summer offers excellent fishing opportunities. The stream rarely gets too warm.
Fall:
Fall is the time the brook trout spawn and the beautiful colors of the trout and the surrounding forest are at their peak.
Winter:
Fly fishing Seneca Creek during the winter is possible but not very productive
Recommended Tackle & Gear
Fly Line:
4, 5 or 6 weight
Leaders:
Dry fly: 9 to 12 ft., 5 or 6X Nymphing:
71/2 ft., 3 or 4X, Streamers 0-2X
Tippets:
Dry fly: 5 or 6X, Nymphing: 3 or 4X,
Streamer 0-2X
Best Fly Rods:
Perfect Fly Supreme Four, Superb Five
or Ultimate Six
Fly Reels:
For 4/5/6 fly line
Fly Floatants and Misc Items:
Floatants, KISS Strike Indicators
Tools & Accessories:
Nippers, forceps, retractors, etc.
Fly and Gear ordering and delivery:
Email us at (sales@perfectflystore.com) with the dates you will be fishing and we will send you a list of our fly recommendations. We can get flies and gear to you within two to three business days from the time you place your order via Priority Mail. If you provide a budget for flies, we will select them to match the budget and get them to you on time for your trip. Your can also call us at 800-594-4726 and we will help you decide what flies and gear to use. All orders are shipped free in the U.S. If under a $100 order requiring Priority mail is a charge of only $8.10. Orders over a $100 are shipped free via Priority Mail.
Copyright 2016 James Marsh
Fly Fishing Seneca Creek West Virginia
Seneca Creek is named after the large bluff of white sandstone at Seneca Rock nearby. It is managed as a wild trout stream and has a good population of native brook trout and wild rainbow trout.
The stream is a freestone stream about nine and one-half miles long, that flows into the North Fork of the South Branch of the Potomac River.
To fish the better parts of this stream requires hiking into the back country. The best way is to hike in and camp. That provides much more time for one to explore the creek. The native brook trout are what are referred to as the Northern strain of brook trout. Most of them are about five to seven inches long. The wild rainbow trout don’t average much larger but they can get up to well over twelve inches.
Seneca Creek, its headwaters and side tributaries that feed it, are in a wilderness type area. The gorge section of the stream drops approximately 1,400 feet in elevation. The Seneca Creek Trail provides access to most of the stream.
Seneca Creek Fly Fishing Guide:
Fly fishing Seneca Creek is pure small stream fishing. Seneca Creek and its tributaries have excellent water quality mainly because of the lack of disturbance within the watershed. The lower section of the stream has several small water falls and deep pools with riffles. The upper portion is much flatter with riffles and shallow pools. It is strictly small stream fishing where ever you choose to fish. The headwaters are fed by numerous small tributary streams and springs. The water quality is excellent.
Like most other trout streams, Seneca Creek is fished much more where it is easy to access the stream than it is in the remote areas. The problem is in this case there is only a small amount of water that can be fished without taking at least a short hike. The limited amount of water that is closest to the roads is fished very heavily. Even if you will hike upstream a mile you will find the fishing much better than it is in the easiest to access parts. Those willing to walk two or three miles will usually find plenty of water that no one else has fished.
The lower sections of the creek consist mostly of small water falls and deep pools. The upper section contains more shallow riffles and shallow pools. You want to always fish the creek in an upstream direction. That keeps the trout looking the opposite way you are coming and helps you get a lot closer to the fish.
Short, upstream cast that are accurate are much more productive than long cast that will allow much of your fly line to get caught in currents of different velocities and directions. Concentrate on the ends of the runs and edges of any current seams. A good tip is to place your dry fly where you see the bubbles. They are usually drifting in
the same area the food is drifting coming downstream.
The brook trout tend to stay in the moderately flowing currents rather than the fast water. The rainbow most often prefer the fast water. When you approach the tail end of a pool, make sure you fish the tailout where the water runs out of the pool into a run or riffles. Then proceed up the edges of the pool.
If it is relatively shallow, you may want to fish the entire pool. Most of the time this is where you will pick up the brook trout. They will also take your fly at the tail end of the runs or riffles draining into the pools, so be sure to fish that also.
The rainbows are usually found in the faster water of the riffles and runs. Make sure you fish all the likely holds along the seams and edges of the runs and riffles. Often the rainbows will lie just on the outside of the fast current. They will also lie behind larger rocks on the bottom so don’t ignore the inside areas of the runs or riffles.
Seneca Creek Hatches and Trout Flies:
Our information on aquatic insects is based on our stream samples of larvae and nymphs, not guess work. We base fly suggestions on imitating the most plentiful and most available insects and other foods at the particular time you are fishing. Unlike the generic fly shop trout flies, we have specific imitations of all the insects in Seneca Creek and in all stages of life that is applicable to fishing. If you want to fish better, more realistic trout flies, have a much higher degree of success, give us a call. We not only will help you with selections, you will learn why, after trying Perfect Flies, 92% of the thousands of our customers will use nothing else. 1-800-594-4726.
Many anglers make the mistake of thinking the trout in the small freestone streams only feed opportunistically. While this is true most of the time, it is also true that the trout will always concentrate on the most abundant aquatic insects. Most of the time you can catch trout on attractor and generic flies, both nymphs and dry flies, but you will find that you will get a higher percentage of strikes if you use a specific imitation of an insect that is readily available and plentiful.
Hatches are important because it brings many of the otherwise hidden aquatic insects out to where they are exposed to the trout. An aquatic insect cannot hatch until it risk rising to the surface or crawling out on the bank. When something is hatching, or about to hatch, try using an imitation of it. You will find the results much better than just using any attractor fly that may represent a wide variety of insects.
This stream doesn’t seem to have a large population of any one species of aquatic insect. However, It does have a wide variety of them. Among the most important ones are the stoneflies. There are several families of stoneflies present.
One of the most plentiful ones are the Little Yellow Stoneflies, called Yellow Sallies by most anglers. They hatch from about the middle of May through June and again in September and October.
During February to April, you will find some Little Brown and Black Stoneflies hatching. They are actually in the same family.
There are also a decent population of Golden Stoneflies that hatch about the first of June for a couple of weeks. There are even some Giant Black stoneflies that hatch near the middle of May.
There are several species of Caddisflies that hatch but none of them in large quantities. The most plentiful are the Cinnamon Sedges that hatch from May and into July. These are more plentiful near any of the small springs that provide some of the water
There are a few Green Sedges that hatch in late May and early June. The Great Autumn Brown Sedge hatches in late September and October.
Don’t forget the terrestrial insects. We think the most important ones are the beetles and the ants. There is plenty of moth larvae, called inch worms by most anglers. There are some grasshopper along the stream. Imitations of these may come in handy during the summer months.
Some anglers carry a selection of small streamers. Sculpin are present in the stream. Just make sure the streamers are not too large for the size of the trout. They work best during the early mornings and late afternoon or after a rain that adds some color to the water.
We hope you give our “Perfect Flies” a try if you haven’t done so already. They have proven to be effective in these small Eastern mountain freestone stream on the wild rainbows and brook trout. Both the nymph and adult stonefly imitations of the varies species are very realistic and very effective. If you insist on using them, we also sell all the generic flies and attractor flies and at a price of less than half what most fly shops sell them for.
Hatches of Blue-winged Olives of several different species hatch from about the first of March until June. You will find some more hatching during the month of October and even the first of November. There is a Quill Gordon Hatch that usually starts about the middle of March to the first of April. It lakes about three weeks. About the same time you will find hatches of Blue Quills. They hatch for about six weeks.
There is also a Hendrickson hatch that takes place in certain areas around the middle of April . There will be a decent hatch of March Browns that occurs near the first of May. It will last about a month or longer. You may also find a few Sulphurs and Eastern Pale Evening Duns during late May and early June. These will be sparse hatches.
Light Cahills are fairly plentiful. They start hatching about the first of May. Slate Drakes are also present. These mayflies hatch very sparsely from about the second week of June through
September. In August and September, you will probably find a few Mahogany Duns hatching but they will be rather sparse
Seneca Creek Fly Fishing Report:
01/23/20 Sorry for the missed reports. The
stream is flowing at a good level. Trout are
being caught in good numbers by our
customers.
02/17/20 The stream is still a little above
normal level but trout are being caught.
Good hatches of winter stones and BWOs.
03/04/2020 The stream levels are a little
high but trout are being caugh in good
numbers. There are hatches of Midges,
winter stoneflies, little bwos and scuds.
03/20//2020 Stream levels are still a little
high but decent numbers of trout are still
being caught by our customers.
04/26/20 Stream levels are high and the
water dingy. There is more rain forecast.
Good hatches are occurring.
05/10/20 Stream levels are a little high but
it can be fished from the banks in some
places. Good hatches are taking place.
05/27/20 The creek is in good shape just
a little above normal levels with good
hatches taking place.
06/09/20 Trout have been being caught
in good numbers from good hatches
taking place. Levels are okay as of now.
06/21/20 The stream levels are currently
high but falling out fast. We were getting
good reports before the rain.
07/03/20 The stream is in good shape with
good numbers of trout being caught by
our customers. Good hatches.
07/13/20 The creek is a little below
normal level and in good shape. We
continue to get good reports.
07/21/20 We are getting some very good
reports from the upper section of the
creek. Good hatches and good numbers
of trout are being caught.
08/12/20 You have to stay low and hidden
from the trout but our customers are
sending in good reports. Stream levels
are a little low.
08/30/20 Stream levels are currently very
high but it should fall back down very
soon. Fish as soon as it drops.
09/18/20 The creek is flowing a little
above normal level and trout are being
caught by our customers.
10/07/20 The creek is in good shape in
all sections. We are getting good reports
from customers. BWOs, Mahogany duns,
midges, cinnamon caddis, and other
insects are hatching.
10/21/20 The stream is in good shape
with good hatches and we are getting
good reports from customers.
11/07/20 We received two good reports
lately from customers. There are still
some good hatches taking place.
11/21/20 The stream is in good shape
and we continue to get good reports
from customers.
12/09/20 The creek is a little high but will
fall back down very fast. We were getting
excellent reports. Midges/BWOs and our
sculpin streamers are working.
12/22/20 Stream levels are a little high but
should fall down fast. Were were getting
good reports prior to the higher level.
01/05/21 The stream is a little high but
we have been getting some very good
reports from customers when the levels
were okay.
01/18/21 Stream levels are down
below normal and the water clear. You
should be able to catch plenty.
02/01/21 Stream levels are normal and
the water clear. Good hatches are
taking place. Midges, little BWOs and
winter stoneflies.
02/20/21 The stream levels are a little
high and dingy. It will drop and clear very
soon and be good again.
03/09/21 The stream is in good shape
with clear water and good level. There
are good hatches and we are getting
good reports from customers.
03/21/21 The stream levels are a little
below normal levels. We didn’t receive
any reports this past week.
04/24/21 The creek is in good shape with good hatches. We are getting good reports from customers. Send us and email or call us for a recommended fly and gear list.
05/03/21 The stream is still in very good shape with good hatches. There are Blue Quills, Blue-winged olives, Quill Gordons, Little Black Caddis, Little Brown stoneflies and other insects hatching.
05/10/21 Good conditions. More insects are hatching – American March Browns, Slate drakes, Light Cahills, Green Sedge caddis and others.
05/18/21 Stream levels are low but trout are still being caught in good numbers. We continue to get good reports from customers. There are lots of insects hatching.
05/26/21 The stream is still low but we continue to get a few good reports from customers. There are good hatches taking place.
06/03/21 The creek is low but in good shape otherwise. We continue to get good reports, especially in the upper section. There are good hatches taking place. Send us an email or call us for an updated fly list.
06/13/21 The stream is high this morning due to recent heavy rain but always falls out fast. We have been receiving good reports from customers. Email us at (sales@perfectflystore.com) with the dates you will be fishing and we will send you a list of our fly recommendations.
06/24/21 The stream is in good shape with good levels and clear water. We are getting good reports from customers. There are some good hatches going on.
07/03/21 The stream is a little high now but falling fast. We have been getting very good reports. It will be fine very soon.
07/14/21 The stream is still a little high but that isn’t all bad. We are still getting some very good reports. There are good hatches and our terrestrials are working.
07/20/21 Good conditions exist and we are getting good reports from customers.
07/27/21 The stream is low but still turning out trout in good numbers. Fish the upper back country sections for the best results.
08/03/21 The stream is still low. Fish the uppermost sections of the back country for the best results.
08/12/21 The stream is very low and you have to take extra caution to stay low and as hidden as you can to keep from spooking the trout but they still eat in low water levels.
08/21/21 We are getting good reports from customers fishing the back country. Stream levels have varied but currently near normal level. Good hatches continue to take place.
08/28/21 The stream is currently high but should fall down fast and is still okay in the headwaters and backcounty sections.
09/06/21 We received one good report from a customer fishing the back country upper section.
09/14/21 The stream is still a little high but can be waded with caution in some places. There are still some good hatches taking place and our terrestrial imitations are working good as well.
09/23/21 The stream is up a little high again but it should drop back down in good shape in a day or two. We continue to get good reports from customers fishing it.
10/02/21 Stream levels are okay and we are getting some good reports from customers fishing in both the lower and upper sections. Good hatches are taking place.
10/14/21 We are getting good reports from customers fishing the stream in all sections. It is just a little above normal and in good shape. It is a good time to be there.
10/24/21 Conditions are good. We are getting some good reports from customers. Good hatches are taking place.
11/02/21 The stream is a little high but falling. It can be waded safely in many places. We are still getting some good reports from customers.
11/11/21 The stream is down to near a normal level and clear. We are receiving some good reports from customers. Good hatches continue to take place.
11/19/21 More good reports come in from the past week. The creek is in very good shape and trout are being caught in all sections.
11/27/21 We had two good reports from customers fishing this past week. One fished the upper section off the road and the other mid ways on the lower section along the road.
12/07/21 The stream is still low but we are still getting good reports. Midges, creams and bloods, and little BWOs are hatching and our articulated sculpin streamers are working good.
12/15/21 The stream level is still low. We didn’t receive any reports from anyone fishing this past week.
12/23/21 The stream is still low but we received one good report this past week.
12/31/21 Stream levels are up above normal and in okay shape. We didn’t receive any reports last week but probably due to the holiday.
01/08/22 Stream levels are in good shape. We received one good report this past week.
01/16/22 Stream levels are still normal. We didn’t receive any reports from anyone fishing this past week.
01/24/22 The stream is flowing a little below normal level and in good shape but cold. Blood midges and winter stoneflies are hatching.
02/01/22 The stream is still at a good level. We received one good report from a customer fishing this past week.
02/09/22 Stream levels are still okay. We received two good reports from customers fishing this past week. Good hatches continue.
02/17/22 The stream is flowing at a relatively low level but okay. We didn’t receive any reports from anyone fishing this past week.
02/25/22 The stream is up high again due to recent heavy rain. We have been getting some good reports. Give it a couple or more days to drop and clear.
03/05/22 The stream is down to normal levels again and clear. Get ready for new hatches of Quill Gordons, Blue Quills, Little Black Caddis, Little Brown stoneflies in addition to the BWOs in the very near future.
03/13/22 We didn’t receive any reports from anyone fishing this past week. It is cold now but will warm up and be in good condition by Tuesday.
03/21/22 The creek is flowing at a low level but okay. We are getting good reports. There are some very good hatches taking place.
03/29/22 The stream is still low but we continue to get good reports. The cool weather slowed thing down some but should be very good in a day to two.
04/06/22 The stream is a little above a normal level in good shape. There are some new hatches of BWOs, blue quills, quill gordons, little black caddis and little brown stoneflies taking place.
04/14/22 The stream is in good shape near a normal level. Good hatches are taking place and we are getting good reports.
04/22/22 The stream is a little high again but should fall back down soon. We have been getting good reports thanks to some very good hatches.
04/30/22 The stream is down a little below normal level and in good shape otherwise. There are multiple hatches taking place and we are getting good catch reports.
05/08/22 Stream levels are very high. Give it a couple of days to drop and clear. We were getting good catch reports before the high water.
5/16/22 The stream is flowing at a normal level and in good shape. We are getting good reports from customers catching good numbers of trout. Lots of insects are hatching.
05/24/22 The stream is a little high but falling fast. We have been getting good reports. There are some very good hatches taking place.
06/01/22 The stream is flowing at a normal level and the water clear. We are getting good reports from customers. There are multiple hatches taking place.
06/15/22 The stream is flowing near a normal level and clear. We received two good reports from customers fishing it this past week.
06/22/22 The stream is flowing a little below normal and in good shape. There are very good Light cahill, slate drake and spotted sedge caddis hatches taking place. Our customers are sending in good reports.
06/29/22 Stream levels are back down to a normal level and in good shape. Good hatches are occurring and you should be able to catch good numbers of trout.
07/06/22 Terrestrials like our Japanese beetles, Carpenter ants and sandwich hoppers are working along with lots of hatches still taking place. Stream levels are just a tad above normal levels.
07/13/22 The stream is flowing a little below normal level with clear water. We received two good reports from customers fishing this past week.
07/20/22 The stream is still a little low but okay. Stay as low and as hidden from the trout as possible. We received two more good reports from customers fishing the past week.
07/27/22 The little creek is producing some good catches mostly in the back country sections. Good hatches continue to take place and we continue to get good reports from customers.
08/03/22 Stream levels are back down to near a normal level and the stream in good shape.
08/10/22 Stream levels are back up high again. Give it some time to drop and clear.
08/17/22 Stream levels are back down in okay shape. You should be able to catch good numbers of trout. Good hatches are still taking place.
08/24/22 Stream levels are near normal and the stream is good shape. Late summer hatches continue to take place. Let us hear from you.
09/01/22 The stream is flowing just a tad above normal level in good shape. We received two good reports from customers fishing this past week.
09/08/22 The stream is high. Give it a day or two to drop and clear. We have been getting good reports.
09/15/22 The stream is down to an okay level to wade and fish. Good hatches continue to take place and you should be able to catch good numbers.
09/22/22 Conditions remain okay. We are still getting a few good reports. Stream levels are still okay and there are some good early fall hatches.
10/06/22 The stream is in good shape turning out good catches for our customers. Good late season hatches are taking place.
10/13/22 The stream is in good shape with good numbers of trout being caught. All sections of the stream are producing.
10/29//22 The stream is a little low but okay. We received one good report from a customer fishing it this past week. Good late season hatches continue to take place.
11/17/22 Stream levels are a little high but it should fall out fast. Good reports were coming in prior to the high levels.
12/02/22 Stream levels are down and the creek in good shape. Midges, creams and light greens, little BWO, and Winter stoneflies are hatching and our sculpin streamers working.
12/30/22 Stream levels are a little below normal, but conditions remain good. There are good winter hatches taking place and our sculpin streamers are still catching fish.
01/28/23 The stream is flowing at a normal level and clear. We received three good reports from customers fishing yesterday.
02/12/23 The stream is a little below normal and clear. We received two good reports from customers fishing it this past week.
02/23/23 The backcountry sections and nearby sections are both producing some good catches for our customers. Good stream levels exist and good hatches are taking place.
03/04/23 The stream is a little high from recent rain but is still fishable. We have been getting some very good reports. Good hatches are taking place.
03/12/23 The stream is flowing a little below normal level and clear. Good early season hatches are taking place. We received a good report from a customer fishing yesterday.
03/23/23 The stream is just a little above normal level in good shape. Good hatches continue to take place. We didn’t get any reports this past week.
04/04/23 Conditions are good. Good hatches continue to take place including Blue Quills, Little Black caddis and Little Brown stoneflies.
04/16/23 The stream is low. Good hatches continue to take place. Use caution to avoid spooking the trout.
04/24/23 Stream levels are still very low. We received one good report from a customers fishing the back country section.
05/06/23 The stream is a little high. Give it a day or two to drop and clear.
05/15/23 It dropped and clear up but is back well above normal again. Give it another day or two. Good hatches are taking place.
05/28/23 The stream is low and you need to use caution. Good hatches are taking place. We received two good reports from customers fishing the back country.
06/08/23 The stream is low but there is a lot of cover along the banks and you should be able to stay hidden.
06/15/23 The stream is still very low but we are still getting good reports from customers fishing the back county sections of it.
06/26/23 The stream is very high from recent rain. It has been turning out some good catches for our customers prior to the high water. Give it a day or two to drop and clear.
07/03/23 The stream is still a little above normal level but okay. It can be waded safely most places. Good hatches continue to take place.
07/12/23 The stream is just a little above normal level and mostly clear. There are some very good hatches taking place.
07/19/23 The stream is near a normal level and flowing clear. There are multiple hatches taking place. We received two good reports from customers fishing this past week.
07/30/23 The stream is a little above normal due to recent rain but falling down fast. Good hatches are taking place and you should be able to catch good numbers of trout.
08/06/23 The stream is a little below a normal level and clear. We recommend fishing the back country section off the road. We are getting good reports from that section of the little stream.
08/17/23 The stream is still a little low but okay. We are still getting good reports from customers. Good hatches continue to come off.
08/23/23 The stream is still low but okay. You just need to use caution to keep from spooking the trout.
08/29/23 The stream is up near a normal level in good shape. You should be able to catch good numbers of trout. Good late season hatches continue to take place.
09/06/23 The stream is in good shape especially in the back country section. We are still getting good reports.
09/13/23 The stream is high and stained from heavy rain but should clear and drop back down very soon. We have been getting good reports.
09/20/21 Conditions are much better. Good late season hatches continue to take place.
09/27/23 Conditions are good, especially in the back country. We received two good reports from the past week.
10/04/23 The stream is flowing at a normal level. We are getting more good reports from the back country section.
10/11/23 The stream is flowing a little below normal level. Good hatches continue to take place including Great Autumn Brown caddisflies.
10/25/23 The stream is flowing at a normal level and clear. We received one good report from a customer fishing it yesterday. Good late season hatches continue to take place.
11/02/23 Stream levels are below normal, but good for wading.
11/11/12 The stream is low but okay. Good hatches of BWOs and Midges continue to come off.
11/18/23 More good reports come in. Our tandem pre-rigged ijn tandem midge larva and pupa flies work great here. So do our dropper rig selections.
11/26/23 The stream is flowing near a normal level and clear with good hatches taking place. Fish are being caught in the lower section and back-country part.
12/05/23 The stream is flowing a little below a normal level and clear. Good midge hatches are taking place.
12/14/23 Stream levels are normal and the water is clear. You should be able to catch good numbers of trout.
01/14/24 The stream is down to near normal level and in good shape. We received a good report from a customer fishing yesterday. Good Light Green and red or Blood midge hatches are taking place.
01/24/24 The stream is flowing just a little above normal level and clear. Winter stoneflies and midges are hatching good.
02/04/24 The stream is flowing near a normal level and clear. Good Light Green and Red or Blood midges as well as Winter stoneflies are hatching good.
02/13/24 The stream is flowing a little below a normal level and clear. We received one good report from a customer fishing yesterday.
02/25/24 The stream is still in good shape flowing at a good level with clear water. Good Light Green midge hatches and Winter stonefly hatches are taking place.
03/03/24 The stream is flowing at a good level and clear. Hatches of Quill Gordons, Blue Quills, Blue-winged olives, little Black Caddis and little Brown stoneflies should start hatching if not already.
03/09/23 The stream is up high again but should fall down very fast. We have been getting good catch reports from customers prior to the high water. Very good hatches continue to take place.
03/16/24 The stream is down near a normal level and mostly clear. Good hatches are taking place. You should be able to catch good numbers.
03/31/24 The stream is flowing at a normal level with clear water. Good hatches of Blue-winged olives, Quill Gordons, Blue Quills, Little Black Caddis and Little Brown stoneflies are taking place.
04/07/24 The stream is flowing a little high and stained. Give it a little more time to drop and clear. Good hatches continue to take place.
04/14/24 The stream is still high and stained. Hopefully, it will drop and clear soon. Good hatches continue to take place.
04/21/24 Conditions are very good. Good stream levels and good hatches continue to take place. We received two good reports from customers fishing recently.
Email us at (sales@perfectflystore.com) with the dates you will be fishing and we will send you a list of our fly recommendations.