REMINDER: April 1 is the beginning of the new fishing license year! If you plan to fish Saturday and Sunday this coming weekend, have your current and new license in your possession. CATCHES OF THE WEEK: Heron Lake: March 21, Frank Ortiz caught a 10-pound lake trout. He was using a horsehead jig. Quemado […]
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The shrimp, the whole shrimp and nothing but the shrimp, that’s what Oregon commercial shrimpers aim to catch when the season opens April 1.
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The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife wants to remind ocean anglers of two important regulation changes that begin April 1 and continue through the end of September.
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Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Slightly low but overall good conditions were reported March 17, with water temperatures in the mid-40s. Midges and blue-winged olives (20) were hatching. Streamers were effective as was nymphing with bright-color attractor patterns. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) The delayed-harvest, artificial-lures- only area was stocked from below Blue Marsh Stilling Basin
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Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Fishing was turning on as of March 17, with numbers of perch hitting on fatheads in 20 to 30 feet. A few striped bass up to 20 pounds were taken for boaters trolling crankbaits. Vertical jigging of spoons for bass was productive. Crappies were hitting in the back edges. Water was
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Sayers Lake (Centre County) Ice-out made for good fishing although low water levels from the winter draw-down made boat launching tough in early March. Perch anglers were doing well on jigs and minnows. Live minnows also were taking crappies on the roadbed between the summer/winter launch and Bald Eagle launch. Spring Creek (Centre County) Fly-anglers
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Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) Crappies and muskies were reported in early March amid light angling pressure. Brady’s Run Lake, Raccoon Lake (Beaver County) Limits of trout were reported on pastebaits and inline spinners in mid-March. Yellow Creek Lake (Indiana County) Warmer weather spurred boating and fishing.
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Lake Erie (Erie County) A few steelhead were reported in the upper reaches of Elk and Walnut creeks and in Conneaut Creek around Albion. Anglers also caught steelhead on minnows and orange PowerEggs at Cascade Creek and Four-Mile Creek. Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) Nice yields of perch were reported in mid-March. Tom Watral, of
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NORTHWEST REGION •Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak reports that guilty pleas were entered in a case from rifle deer season, involving multiple illegal deer, resulting in fines of more than $2,800. Hunting license revocation will be assessed for each violation. •Crawford County John A. McKellop processed two river otters that were accidently caught by
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