Pennsylvania cuffs and collars are field reports from Wildlife Game Wardens and Waterways Conservation Officers. These reports are from the Feb. 2, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
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It doesn’t happen often, but during the Jan. 22 meeting of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, an exemption was granted to allow for the continued stocking on a Class A wild trout stream in Potter County.
By an 8-2 vote, commissioners approved the stocking exemption for a section of Big Moores Run, which is south of Coudersport. The exemption covers an approximate 1-mile stretch of the stream and was requested by a private club that operates a pay-to-fish business.
Efforts to improve aquatic connectivity are underway at state game lands across Pennsylvania by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
Hundreds of culverts at road-stream crossings are being replaced with timber deck bridges to benefit brook trout and other aquatic and terrestrial species.
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“(Johnson’s) been saying for years that we needed to get together so he could drive the boat and I could shoot, because it’s kind of hard to do both,” McGlone said. “So, we did a scouting trip (to Lake Erie) in October and I shot two fish that were probably in the mid-40s (pounds).
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