NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Erie County WCO Darin L. Clark is investigating a bear cub that an individual picked up from their backyard. He reports having trouble locating the individual who supposedly has the cub. • Jefferson County WCO Roger A. Hartless reports is seeking information relative to an incident that occurred […]
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Octararo Reservoir (Chester, Lancaster counties) — Crappies had turned on and as of May 8 were hitting fathead minnows, jigs, and power nuggets on jigs with skirts. Bass were taking creature baits or chatterbaits. The white perch bite was phenomenal for anglers fishing chunks of crawlers with no bobber on the bottom along riprap, according
Southeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
Lake Carey (Wyoming County) — Boaters were catching crappies through early May. Ford’s Lake (Lackawanna County) — Crappies were reported through early May. West Branch Delaware River, Delaware River (Wayne County) — Brown and rainbow trout were reported on spinners, live bait and flies. Shad anglers were doing well on shad darts, with fish up
Northeast Pennsylvania Fish Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
Muddy Creek, Otter Creek (York County) — Crawlers, spinners, minnows, and yellow and orange power bait were taking trout through early May. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — TCO Fly Shop reported good conditions and great fishing May 10. Water was clear and in the low 50s and Caddis (14-16) were hatching in big numbers.
South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
Upper Pine Creek (Tioga County) — Numbers of trout were hitting small caddis patterns, rusty spinners, and blue dun patterns on the surface. Small spoons, waxworms, and live minnows also were productive. Hamilton Lake (Tioga County) — Very productive trout fishing was reported through early May, along with excellent panfish action. Trout were hitting spinners
North Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Numbers of sublegal walleyes were reported at Lock No. 5. Cowashannock Creek (Allegheny County) — In-season-stocked trout were hitting near the Route 28 intersection through early May. Ohio River, Beaver River (Beaver County) — Catfish, northern pike, crappies, and walleyes in nice sizes were reported in recent weeks, with bluegills,
Southwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
Lake Erie — As of May 9, anglers were starting to catch a few perch in 30 in 35 feet off Walnut. The night-time walleye bite was starting along the shoreline, particularly on the west side between dusk and dark, as walleyes were feeding on smolts. Floating stickbaits, fire-tiger-patterned crankbaits and jointed crankbaits were productive.
Northwest Pennsylvania Fish Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
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ALBERT LEA AREA Walleyes are hitting leeches and northern pike are hitting minnows in shallow water at Fountain Lake. Bluegill and crappie action also improved on area lakes with waxworms or small minnows in less than 6 feet. Albert Lea Convention & Visitors Bureau (800) 345-8414 ALEXANDRIA AREA Shiner minnows are producing
Statewide Minnesota Fishing Report – May 22nd, 2015 Read More »
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