NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Butler County WCO Randy W. Pilarcik notes that, since the archery season is in full swing, he has been getting complaints from sportsmen about baited treestands. He has investigated those complaints and found different types of bait. One hunter had placed near his treestand a salt block, mineral […]
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Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Crappies and bluegills were starting to hit on grub- or minnow-tipped jigs in Marina Lake and Misery Bay in early November. Perch up to 13 inches were reported on minnow rigs, with Dobbins Landing, the South and North piers in the channel, and the marina walls productive. The channel
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Monongahela River (Greene, Washington counties) — The mouths of the tributaries and outfalls of the dams were producing walleyes in the falling water temperatures of recent weeks. Some anglers were catching catfish from the deeper waters and lock walls in the early evening hours. Duman Dam, Lake Rowena (Cambria County) — Trout fishing was productive
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Cowanesque Reservoir (Tioga County) — Bass were biting through Nov. 9 on spinnerbaits, crankbaits and jigs amid light fishing pressure. Kettle Creek (Potter County) — Brown trout and a few wild brook trout were biting in recent weeks, with egg patterns and small nymphs productive for fly-anglers. Small minnows and spinners also were working well.
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Susquehanna River — Bass up to 18-plus inches were reported on spinnerbaits, stickbaits, swimbaits, and tubes through early November. Walleyes up to 20 inches also were reported on stickbaits and swimbaits, with falling water temperatures expected to spur the bite more. Large flathead catfish continued to hit on live bait, and numbers of sunfish were
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Duck Harbor Pond (Wayne County) — Nice catches of smallmouth bass were reported in early November, along with crappies and walleyes, on jigs or live bait. Long Pond, Upper Woods Pond (Wayne County) — Anglers were catching fall-stocked trout on pastebaits in recent weeks. Susquehanna River — Walleyes and smallmouth bass were hitting jigs tipped
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Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) — Midges (cream, 18-28) and Blue-Winged Olives (20-24) were hatching through early November, when water levels had recovered. Trout anglers were nymphing with Pheasant Tails, San Juan Worms, and other basic patterns. Struble Lake (Chester County) — Yellow perch and crappies were hitting through early November, with jigs and split-tail grubs
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Despite a cold, windy, and rough start to the firearms deer season, harvest is down, just not as low as it was heading after the opening weekend.
Firearms deer harvest makes late gains, but still is down for season Read More »
Banquets/Fundraisers Nov. 22: Maidens of the Marshes DU Banquet, Fergus Falls VFW. For more info call Melissa Davis, 218-589-7787. Nov. 22: Prairie Benson DU Banquet, Benson Bowler. For more info call Brady Collins, 320-894-4510. Dec. 3: Minnesota Darkhouse and Angling Association (Iron Range Chapter) banquet at Binster’s in Hibbing, MN starting at 5:00 p.m. For
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