Unseasonably warm weather in early January thawed ice on all Pennsylvania lakes, and these reports are all about open-water fishing, mostly for panfish and bass. However, a recent spate of frigid days and nights seemed poised to put safe ice on northern lakes at least.
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Pennsylvania Fishing Report – Jan. 24, 2020
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