Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 15: Houghton Lake WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Houghton Lake Historical Playhouse. For more info call Dave DenBoer, 989-366-6332. Sept. 15: Monroe County PF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Hickory Park American Legion Post 514. For more info call Keith, 734-260-0732. Sept. 20: Kalkaska Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Moose Lodge 2348, Kalkaska. For more info call Pat […]
Michigan Calendar of Events – September 14th, 2012 Read More »
At its August meeting in Lansing, the Natural Resources Commission adopted changes to the Michigan Surveillance and Response Plan for Chronic Wasting Disease of Free-Ranging and Privately Owned Cervids.
Michigan officials modify CWD response plans Read More »
After nearly three years of discussion and public comment, the DNR Fisheries Division is proposing several changes to the state’s pike- and muskie-fishing regulations.
DNR seeks changes in pike, muskie regs Read More »
Bowhunters across the state can expect to find favorable conditions for a successful archery season this fall.
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Lehigh River Anglers were catching decent numbers of smallmouth bass on small crawlers. Trout were hit or miss. Twister tails and rubber worms, live minnows, and leeches were working on a variety of species. Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Trout were hitting at dawn, with powerbait effective. Tricos were unpredictable. Nymphing was the best bets.
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Upper Promised Land (Pike County) A nice crappie bite was reported, along with bass and pickerel. Little Mud Pond (Pike County) Bass and panfish were generally good. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Striped bass were hitting crankbaits from shore. One crappie angler caught a 29-pound, 40-inch striper with 25-inch girth. Smallmouth bass also were reported. Pickerel
Northeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – September 14th, 2012 Read More »
Codorus Lake, Pinchot Lake, Lake Marburg (Adams, York counties) The largemouth bass bite was on at Codorus and Pinchot, while Marburg was yielding white bass in big numbers on nightcrawlers. Standing Stone Creek (Blair County) Lack of rainfall in late August made for tough fishing, although some anglers were doing well on smallmouth bass up
South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – September 14th, 2012 Read More »
West Branch of Susquehanna River (Lycoming County) A few muskies were released in recent weeks, but catfish were the main catch at various parts of the river, with store-bought baits and nightcrawlers productive. Rose Valley Lake Anglers are catching catfish at night and landing chain pickerel. Some reports of bass being caught on the lake
North Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – September 14th, 2012 Read More »
Conemaugh River Lake (Armstrong, Indiana, Westmoreland counties) A 34-inch northern pike was reported in recent weeks, along with some largemouth bass just shy of three pounds taken on soft plastics. A brown bullhead catfish measured 15-plus inches. Carp also were reported. Kiskiminetas River (Armstrong, Indiana, Westmoreland counties) Good smallmouth bass action was reported, with creature
Southwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – September 14th, 2012 Read More »
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