Minnesota 13-year-old wins truck he’s too young to drive in huge Brainerd ice fishing tournament
Tim Spielman
February 2, 2023
Northeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – November 22nd, 2013
Susquehanna River (Luzerne, Columbia counties) — Nice numbers of smallmouth bass were reported on black soft plastics and swimbaits. Walleyes were starting to turn on in early November.
Lilly Lake (Luzerne County) — Numbers of trout were hitting dough balls, small crankbaits, and minnows in recent weeks.
Susquehanna River (Bradford County) — Bass were hitting small smoke-colored tube jigs and northern pike were taking larger, white baits in recent weeks. Walleyes also were reported on jigs.
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