An estimated 654,000 hunters combined to kill about 414,000 white-tailed deer during all of the 2012 hunting seasons combined, according to the DNR’s 2012 deer hunter survey results, which were released last week
Official tally has 2012 deer kill over 400,000 Read More »
Five years into a 6-year experiment to determine whether the Lake Huron brown trout fishery can be restored state fisheries managers have concluded it’s time to cut bait.
Lake Huron’s brown trout program scrapped Read More »
Bassmaster Magazine recently published its list of the top 100 bass-fishing waters for 2013, and five Michigan lakes, including the No. 1-ranked Lake St. Clair, were on it, further evidence of Michigan’s standing as a premier bass-fishing destination
Changes ahead for bass fishing? Read More »
Lake Nockamixon (Bucks County) — Walleyes up to 7 pounds were reported at the mouth of Tohickon Creek near the high bridge. Catfish were taking stinkbaits near Haycock Launch. West Branch Delaware River Balls Eddy and Shehawken Access Closure — The Fish & Boat Commission’s Balls Eddy and Shehawken Access areas on the West Branch
Southeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – July 19th, 2013 Read More »
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Smallmouth bass were reported on soft plastic worms and other artificials around brush and docks. The docks were also a hot spot for crappies on jigs and twister tails. Rock bass were taking redworms and fathead minnows. Channel catfish up to 20 pounds were hitting on stinkbaits off the bottom.
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Laurel Lake (Cumberland County) — A few largemouth bass averaging 12 inches were reported on soft plastic crawlers through early July. Conodoguinet Creek (Cumberland County) — Muskies were reported near Sears Run. The catfish bite slowed a little near York Haven in early July. Pickerel Pond (Cumberland County) — Bluegills and other panfish were reported
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Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Some nice catches of smallmouths were reported on soft plastics. Monongahela River (Allegheny River) — Channel catfish were reported around Pittsburgh, with the Mon Wharf yielding nice-size cats on stinkbaits and chicken livers. Carp were biting French fries near the Southside ramp. Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) — Smallmouth bass up to
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Lake Erie (Erie County) — Walleyes were in 65 to 70 feet near the tip of the trench as of July 6, but catches were less than spectacular, according to Poor Richard’s Bait and Tackle’s Gary Heubel. Repeated storms kept flipping the lake over, causing fish to scatter. The same turn-off occurred with perch, which
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Spring Creek (Centre County) — Above-average, off-color flow was reported July 6, and water was in the 60s. Hatches included tan caddis (14-16) and midges (22-26). TCO Fly Shop was advising anglers to go under with caddis pupa in olive and tan (16-18), or fish Green Weenies, Cress Bugs, Pheasant Tails, Hare’s Ears and other
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