Bill Anderson spends much of his time on the Little Juniata River. If he is not fly-fishing for the river’s abundant wild brown trout, he is monitoring pollution or scouting out the next location for a habitat-improvement project.
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NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Clarion County WCO Jesse N. Bish said a Knox man was cited for hunting geese without first securing a migratory bird license. On Jan. 3, goose hunters were reported hunting inside a safety zone along the Clarion River. A license check determined one hunter failed to possess the
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Banquets/Fundraisers March 28: Honey Hole NWTF Banquet, 4 p.m., Lobitz Hall, Hazleton. For more info call Kevin Titus, 570-668-5903. March 28: Northeastern Penna. Friends of NRA Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Genetti Manor Dickson City. For more info call Carl Mozeleski, 570-587-2662. March 28: Honey Hole NWTF Banquet, 4 p.m., Lobitz Hall, Hazleton. For more info call
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Lake Erie’s Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Hit or miss catches of panfish were reported in the bay earlier this month. Pressure was high but yields were inconsistent. Woodcock Creek Lake (Crawford County) — A few yellow perch, most of which were small, and a few walleyes were reported through mid-March. Sugar Lake (Crawford
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Highpoint Lake (Somerset County) — Anglers were icing bass up to 16 inches, crappies up to 13 inches, and chain pickerel between 18 and 24 inches in early March. One angler caught a 15.25-inch crappie. Brady’s Run Lake, Raccoon Lake (Beaver County) — A slow panfish bite was reported, but some anglers were catching trout
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Beechwood Lake (Tioga County) — Numbers of trout were hitting in five to 15 foot depths through mid-March, with fathead minnows and waxworms the tickets. Trout sizes varied up to 22 inches. A few yellow perch were reported on waxworms. Cowanesque Lake (Tioga County) — A 36-inch tiger muskie was caught in recent weeks. Hamilton
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Susquehanna River — A few bass up to 18 inches and flathead catfish, including a 30-pounder, were reported on jig and minnow combos by Koinonia Guide Service in mid-March. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Rain and snow melt mid-March blew out the river. As conditions allowed, TCO Fly Shop recommended nymphing the deep pools
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Briar Creek Lake (Columbia County) — Some nice crappies were reported, but the bite was slow. Lake Jean (Luzerne County) — Nice perch were reported, along with largemouth bass for anglers fishing large shiners. Shohola Lake (Pike County) — Ice fishing continued through mid-March, with nice catches of bass and panfish. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County)
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Marsh Creek Lake (Chester County) — Numbers of bluegills and yellow perch were reported on minnows and mealworms or chartreuse and red jigs. A man and his son caught a 45-inch muskie on a tipup. Tuscarora Lake (Schuylkill County) — Yellow perch and chain pickerel were reported along with the occasional bass and trout.
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