Susquehanna River — Koinonia Guide Service reported June 20 that sunfish were hitting on jigs and crawlers, and channel catfish up to 25 inches were being released. Holman Lake (Perry County) — Largemouth bass were reported at this Little Buffalo State Park impoundment, with tubebaits and crawlers productive. The best bite was in the early […]
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Slate and Cedar runs (Lycoming County) — Some trout fishing continued, as conditions allowed, through mid-June. Spring Creek (Centre County) — Rainfall in mid-June caused flow to rise and have color, creating good streamer-fishing conditions. Water was in the high 50s. Nymphing was generally recommended along banks and slack water during the day. Tan caddis
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Monongahela River (Allegheny, Greene, Washington counties) — An 18-pound paddlefish was released by an angler targeting catfish June 11. Catfish were biting near tributaries and structure through mid-June, although anglers had to deal with heavy rainfall. A 35-plus pound flathead was released near the Rice’s Landing lock wall. The Maxwell lock and dam was yielding
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Lake Erie (Erie County) — Windy conditions had the lake stirred up in mid-June. Perch were scattered, with some anglers making catches in 40 to 50 feet on the west side. Walleye charters were in search mode, with some of the better catches reported in 22 to 25 feet on crawler harnesses trolled at one
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NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Clarion County WCO Jesse N. Bish reports that multiple individuals were found in possession of unlawful shot and unplugged shotguns during the spring turkey season. Hunters are reminded that permitted devices for spring turkey season consist of a manually operated or semi-automatic centerfire shotguns plugged to a three-shell capacity,
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Banquets/Fundraisers. July 18: Pennsylvania Trappers Assoc. Banquet, Moose Family Center Lodge #143. For more info call Nelson Hosler, 570-658-3904. Sept. 12: Andy Graham WTU Banquet, 4 p.m., Morris Vol. Fire Dept. Social Building. For more info call Shanon Graham, 570-324-5120. Sept. 19: Conewago Creek WTU Banquet, 6 p.m., Dover Fish & Game Assoc., Dover. For more info call
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ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes are hitting spinner rigs and crawlers in 18 to 22 feet on Lake Reno, Lake Ida, and Lake Miltona. Crappies and a few sunfish are being pulled from the 10- to 12- foot weedlines on Lake Carlos, Lake Darling, Lake Le Homme Dieu, and Reno. Bass fishing remains strong with some fish
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NORTHEAST METRO The 8-foot weeds on Clear Lake, White Bear Lake, and Centerville Lake are holding crappies and sunfish. Walleyes are being caught with crankbaits on the Mississippi River and St. Croix River and with leeches in 18 to 22 feet and on Bald Eagle Lake. Northern pike are hitting sucker minnows in 10 to
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