Keystone Anglers Guide Service
Scott Grassi
A guided adventure built around the fishery.
Butler, PA
Walk-and-wade steelhead on Lake Erie tributaries.
Keystone Anglers Guide Service is led by Scott Grassi and offers fly-fishing trips across Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York. Its Erie steelhead trips focus on walking and wading Western Pennsylvania and Northeast Ohio tributaries, including Elk Creek and Conneaut Creek. Trips address presentation, line management and seasonal fish movement.
Match the outing to your goals and experience.
Talk with the team about a steelhead trip or its other offerings, including musky and pike, Central Pennsylvania trout and Lake Erie smallmouth bass. The steelhead page describes nymphing, indicator fishing and swinging approaches.
The steelhead service lists fly tackle and custom-tied local patterns. Confirm current rates, trip length, equipment, licenses, clothing, meeting arrangements and availability directly. Butler is the published contact base.
The water behind the trip.
Explore the rivers listed for Keystone Anglers Guide Service and see the latest available Almanac readings.
Elk Creek
LowReference gauge: Walnut Creek
About the range
Based on 2,115 saved readings. Statistics updated Nov 4, 2026. Typical spans the 25th–75th percentiles. Above p95 means unusually high in this gauge’s history; it is not an official flood stage. The historical rank uses the same flow model as the river page.
Elk Creek
Nearby gauge flowFalling over 24 hours
Reference gauge: Walnut Creek. Not a measurement on Elk Creek.
About these readings
Almanac readings are separate from Keystone Anglers Guide Service’s fishing reports. Clarity is an estimate. Conditions vary along a river and do not establish access or safe wading. The displayed reference readings come from Walnut Creek; they do not establish conditions on this river.
Conneaut Creek
TypicalAbout the range
Based on 2,237 saved readings. Statistics updated Nov 4, 2026. Typical spans the 25th–75th percentiles. Above p95 means unusually high in this gauge’s history; it is not an official flood stage. The historical rank uses the same flow model as the river page.
Conneaut Creek
Typical flowRising over 24 hours
About these readings
Almanac readings are separate from Keystone Anglers Guide Service’s fishing reports. Clarity is an estimate. Conditions vary along a river and do not establish access or safe wading.
Make a plan with Scott Grassi.Discuss the date, conditions and fishing you have in mind.
Talk through a trip ↗Start with a conversation.
Talk to Keystone Anglers Guide Service about your next day on the water.
