Deep Creek Lake is where many go. That’s because the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission stocks it with trout three times each year, once in March prior to opening day of trout season, once in the latter stages of April and once in November, to offer fall and winter fishing.
Green Lane Park is the place to go for trout fishing in southeast Pa. Read More »
File this one under the “you never know what might happen” category.
Hoping to catch a big fish in Pennsylvania? Arthur’s the lake to do it Read More »
Prompton Lake, the 280-acre centerpiece of Prompton State Park in Wayne County, is home to bluegills, black crappies and yellow perch. There are sparkly pumpkinseeds, too. Green sunfish are rare, but they’re also available.
Check out Prompton Lake’s prodigious panfish population in PA Read More »
Consider that Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission biologists surveyed Cross Creek four times between 2003 and 2015. In every case but one, bluegills were the most common species seen, sometimes far and away the most common..
Try Pennsylvania’s Cross Creek Lake for big bluegills, crappies Read More »
You don’t ever to worry about being lonely at Twin Lakes Park. Westmoreland County owns an impressive 11 parks and Twin Lakes, near Greensburg, is undoubtedly the busiest, attracting walkers, picnickers, festival and concert goers, sledders and skaters.
And yes, fishermen, too.
Try Pennsylvania’s Twin Lakes in Westmoreland County, ice or not Read More »
But the bass here do tend to run to nice sizes. Laurel Hill offers up three to four times as many fish longer than 12 inches, and about three times as many fish exceeding 15, as a “quality” bass fishery, according to Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission standards.
Laurel Hill park good for late-season hunting, angling Read More »
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