Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — An outstanding crappie bite, including many limits, was reported in recent weeks, with most fish concentrated in deeper water through early October. Four-inch plastic worms and ½-ounce weights in 15 feet around mid-bay humps were productive for some anglers. Largemouth bass up to 4-plus pounds were reported. Perch up […]
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Allegheny River (Armstrong County) — A 51-inch flathead catfish was released by an angler night-fishing near Kittanning. A good flathead bite was reported, with bluegills the ticket. Raccoon Lake (Beaver County) — Anglers were boating recently-stocked trout by trolling inline spinners, while shore anglers were catching trout on maggots and paste baits. Allegheny River (Allegheny County)
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Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) — Water was low, clear and in the upper 50s as of Oct. 12 and a few October caddis were coming off. Tan caddis (14-16), slate drakes (12-14), and midges (black or cream, 24) were providing a dry fly bite. Nymphing with Green Weenies, sunken ants and other small subsurface
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Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Water had average flow and was generally clear and in the 50s as of Oct. 12. A dry-dropper combo of large Stimulator and Green Weenie was effective, as was nymphing with Weenies and other classic patterns, such as Pheasant Tails and Zebra Midges. Hatches included blue-winged olives (18-20), midges
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Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Bass and trout were hitting in low water through mid-Oct., with spinners and stick baits in the pools productive. Bass were running small. Catfish also were active, especially in the evening in the Bowmanstown and Palmerton pools. Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) — Panfish and perch were active in recent weeks,
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Scott’s Run Lake (Berks County) — The Oct. 1 trout stocking was rescheduled for Oct. 31 because of warm water temperatures. Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — Anglers are reminded that the fall drawdown was slated for Oct. 15 and expected to continue for two weeks. Tulpehocken Creek downstream of the lake was stocked with
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Bear hunters didn’t have a bad season, but they did shoot the fewest number of animals in any season since the late 1980s.
Minnesota bear kill lowest since the late ’80s Read More »
The Minnesota trapping season will have to play out before DNR officials know for sure, but most are predicting the activity’s resurgence will continue into 2013.
More likely to return to trapping game in ’13 Read More »
Kyle Anderson says he’s heard the fishing has been pretty good in the area of late, but one of the few things the DNR fisheries specialist from Ortonville has wanted to do lately it get back in a boat after spending time harvesting walleye fingerlings from area ponds
Walleye fingerlings in ’13: smaller, but more plentiful Read More »
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