Allegheny River (Armstrong County) Bass, catfish, muskies, and keeper walleyes were reported in pool 7 in recent weeks. Ten Mile Creek, Monongahela River (Washington County) A nice-size muskie was released in the creek Aug. 11.
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Lake Erie (Erie County) As conditions allowed, perch were hitting in about 49 feet just west of Walnut, with small golden shiners more available than emerald shiners. Limits of perch were reported in 45 feet near Shades Beach, with fish ranging 10 to 15 inches on perch rigs with glow beads tipped with shiners. When
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Pennsylvania Game Commission law enforcement efforts have taken on an international quality of late, the agency’s board members learned at their recent work session here.
Pennsylvania bear galls, porkie quills lure poachers Read More »
That redrawing of wildlife management unit boundaries that everyone’s been talking about? It may not happen as soon as expected.
WMU changes to be delayed Read More »
While the number of licensed hunters rose nationally by 9 percent over the past five years, they dropped in Pennsylvania, according to a preliminary report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Pennsylvania lags in sales of hunting licenses Read More »
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is planning two upcoming trainings for the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP).
Free Archery Training Provided to South Dakota Schools Read More »
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department is offering an exciting new opportunity for schools to introduce conservation and safety training in their curriculum.
HuntSAFE Training Available for Schools in South Dakota Read More »
Partners of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation play a crucial role in benefiting wildlife, often donating funds that help accomplish a range of conservation initiatives.
Partners' donations to play valuable role in Oklahoma conservation Read More »
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crankbaits are turning walleyes during low-light periods in 12 to 15 feet at Lake Geneva and in less than 10 feet at Lake Miltona. On Lake Ida, spinners and crawlers continue to trigger walleyes in 18 to 22 feet, while leeches are working best for ‘eyes at Chippewa Lake in 16 to 22
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