NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Butler County WCO Christopher J. Deal reports progress on many investigations ranging from dumping of garbage on Hunter Access property to fleeing and eluding WCOs and nighttime poaching of deer. Crawford County WCO Randy R. Crago picked up an injured bald eagle near Titusville and took it to Tamarack […]
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Lake Erie tributaries (Erie County) — During periods of open water last month, Elk Creek and other tribs were yielding fresh-run steelhead to egg sacks and emerald shiners. Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) —The South Pier was yielding burbot in the late afternoon hours last month, while the water off Dobbins Landing produced some nice
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Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — A 43-inch muskellunge was taken through the ice on a sucker in late February. Other anglers were catching yellow perch, northern pike and some larger chain pickerel. Lake Rowena (Cambria County) — Trout were reported in recent weeks. Duman Lake (Cambria County) — Trout and large pickerel were reported at
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Hamilton Lake (Tioga County) — Panfish and trout were reported in 20 to 28 feet of water last month, with waxworms the ticket. By late February, ice has deteriorated to the point where a tournament slated for Feb. 27 was canceled. Hills Creek Lake (Tioga County) — Bluegills, yellow perch up to 11 inches, and
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Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — As of Feb. 26, this waterway was blown out, with water flowing twice as high as normal and dirty. Water temperatures were in the 30s. In more normal conditions, TCO Fly Shop recommended nymphing deep or fishing streamers. Hatches included midges (20-24) and blue-winged olives (20-22) on warmer days.
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Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County) — As ice allowed, anglers were catching nice-size panfish and perch, mostly on jigs tipped with minnows or waxworms. Some small bass and chain pickerel also were reported. Lackawaxen River — As conditions allowed, anglers were catching trout up to 20-plus inches in mid-February. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Last
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Lake Marburg (York County) — B & B Lures reported that last ice at the end of February yielded nice crappies and bluegills, and largemouth bass, with several running 18 and 19 inches. Fish were hitting on tip-ups with shiners. Locust Lake, Tuscarora Lake (Schuylkill County) — As conditions allowed, anglers were catching trout, perch,
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LAKE MILLE LACS Accesses have started to get beat up so call before venturing out. As of Tuesday, fishing pressure was light on the main-lake mud, but tullibees and some perch continued to be caught. Look to Isle Bay for pike in 10 to 14 feet and for crappies in the shallow
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NORTHEAST METRO There might be some limited ice-fishing options this weekend, but extreme caution is advised due to rapidly deteriorating ice and shoreline conditions. Make sure to call for accurate lake conditions late in the week. Blue Ribbon Bait & Tackle (651) 777-2421 WEST METRO Ice fishing came to a quick end this week as most
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