Lehigh River, Lehigh Canal (Carbon County) — Trout were hitting in recent weeks from Lehighton downriver to Bowmanstown. Some nice-size crappies were reported in the canal near Weissport and lock 7 in recent weeks. Beltzville Lake, Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County) — Releases of bass were reported in recent weeks. The striped bass bite at […]
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Juniata River (Perry County) —Anglers and boaters are advised that the Howe Township access area was scheduled to be closed beginning May 2 so improvements could be made to the site. Reopening is tentatively scheduled for July 2, according to the Fish & Boat Commission. Pinchot State Park Lake, Lake Redman (York County) — Hawghead
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Loleta Park (Elk County) — Although the forest service road paralleling the park has been closed, the water above the park will continue to be stocked with trout, according to the Fish & Boat Commission. Pine Creek (Tioga County) — Trout were hitting on artificials and live bait in recent weeks, with wax worms, butter
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Keystone Lake (Indiana County) — The Atwood Launch boat dock is now in place for the season. Anglers reported releases of bass and a few muskies. Ryerson Station State Park Lake (Greene County) — Numbers of trout were reported on pastebaits and crawlers. McClintock Run (Somerset County) — Anglers caught nice trout on opening day,
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Pymatuning Reservoir (Crawford County) — Crappies were moving into the bays by April 18 and hitting minnows. A few perch were reported. The walleye bite – normally strong in spring – was hit or miss. Shore anglers were catching them by jigging minnows and on long minnow plugs around dusk, but the daytime bite was
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Banquets/Fundraisers. May 7: South Central RMEF Banquet, Orchards Restaurant, Chambersburg. For more info call John Weidner, 717-386-4209. May 14: Central Pennsylvania Banquet, 5 p.m., Altoona Grand Hotel, Altoona. For more info call Mary Peoples, 814-672-4383. May 14: Indiana County Yellow Creek NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Rustic Lodge, Indiana. For more info call Rick Roser, 724-599-9174.
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NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Butler County WCO Randy W. Pilarcik received a call regarding a group of seven hunters in a field shooting pheasants. It was late March and there wasn’t an open pheasant hunting season. Upon investigation, the group was found hunting pheasants they stocked. The leader of the group said he
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This was a banner spring for yellow perch in Presque Isle Bay and no one knows that better than Brian Clark, an Erie charter captain who may have broken the state record with a 2-pound, 14-ounce fish caught March 20.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA You’ll find crappies and some sunfish in 1 to 4 feet at Lake Ida, Lobster Lake, Rachel Lake, Reno Lake, Oscar Lake, and many of the area’s smaller bodies of water. The evening bites has been best since water temperatures are highest. Christopherson’s Bait and Tackle (320) 763-3255 ANNANDALE AREA Sunfish and crappies are
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