DISTRICT 1 CO David Miller worked a nighttime spring fish run patrol on a local closed stream. CO Miller sat and watched the stream for five hours before making contact with a suspect. Upon making contact, CO Miller was able to locate a 28-inch steelhead and a fishing rod that broke down into small segments […]
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Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — A hot bass bite was reported in recent weeks, with the lagoons, and Horseshoe and Misery bays, and the Head of the Bay productive on crankbaits. Perch fishing also was hot in early April, with numbers of 12- to 15-inchers reported, particularly from early morning until about noon. Boaters
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A new hooking mortality study done on Centre County’s Bald Eagle Creek is demonstrating that bait fishing can cause a hooking mortality much lower than previously indicated.
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Spring Creek (Centre County) — As of April 10, TCO Fly Shop reported a steady trout bite in water that was in the low 40s and had a bit of color. Nymphs and streamers were producing, with fish hitting in broken water and Blue-Winged Olive patterns (18-22) productive in the mid-afternoons. Midges (22-26) and Sucker
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Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Ray’s Guide Service reported April 10 that striped bass and smallmouth bass both were actively hitting stickbaits. The largest stripers weighed 18 and 20 pounds, and nice catches were being made in 30 feet of water next to the old river channel. The minimum creel size for stripers on this
Northeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – April 22nd, 2016 Read More »
Banquets/Fundraisers. April 23: Erie County RMEF Banquet, 4 p.m., Nicks Place, Edinboro. For more info call Carolyn Huff, 724-699-8474. 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:
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NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Crawford County WCO Randy R. Crago said two Crawford County men have pleaded guilty to killing geese during closed season. Forest County WCO Frank E. Leichten-berger reported trash dumping has become a problem. In one place, household trash, deer carcasses and demolition debris have been dumped regularly. Lawrence County
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Monongahela River (Greene, Washington counties) — Releases of walleyes, saugers and saugeyes were reported near tributaries and the outfalls of locks and dams. Crappies and perch were hit or miss in recent fluctuating temperatures with shiner-pattern baits or live shiners productive. Somerset Lake (Somerset County) — Carp and catfish were reported along with a few
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Opening day of trout season April 2 brought less than optimal conditions on streams in Perry, Juniata, and York counties. Anglers turned to smaller baits, such as waxworms, maggots, and minnows, in low, clear conditions. Lake Marburg (York County) — Nice catches of muskies were reported in recent weeks. Long Arm Dam, Pinchot Lake (York
South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – April 22nd, 2016 Read More »
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