The recent discovery of rock snot in Pine Creek – the famous northcentral stream that cut the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon – brings with it the realization that the invasive algae now spans the state.
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Strategy to slow invasives spread
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NORTHWEST REGION • Clarion County WCO Steven J. Ace reports that he and Pennsylvania State Police are investigating two break-ins at the SGL 330 building/fence. These break-ins occurred between June 19 and June 28. Anyone with information is asked to call the Game Commission’s Northwest Region Office. • Crawford County WCO Mark A. Allegro reports
Pennsylvania Cuffs & Collars – August 2nd, 2013 Read More »
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 9: Neshannock Creek RGS Banquet. 5:30 p.m. Scott Township Fire Hall. For more info call Lisa Rossi 724-693-9032. Aug. 10: Walking Purchase NWTF Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Lehigh Township Country Gardens. For more info call Scott Wojton, 610-462-4146. Aug. 13: Friends of the Edinboro NRA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., St. Francis Ushers Club, McKean. For more info
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Lake Erie (Erie County) — As of July 21, walleyes were in the First Trench in 65 to 75 feet between Walnut and Elk creeks and hitting crawler harnesses or minnow plugs. A few steelheads were reported by anglers trolling plugs for walleyes. Perch were scattered all along the lake west of the Peninsula and
Northwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – August 2nd, 2013 Read More »
Ebensburg Reservoir, Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Nice-size bass were hitting through mid-July in both waters. Colver (Vetera) Reservoir (Cambria County) — Crappies were reported in recent weeks. Laurel Hill Lake (Somerset County) — Largemouth bass and nice bluegills were reported in recent weeks. Quemahoning Reservoir (Somerset County) — A good bass bite was reported
Southwest Pennsylvania Fishing Report – August 2nd, 2013 Read More »
Spring Creek (Centre County) — As of July 21, flow was a good level and was clear with a nice green tint. The trico hatch was starting. Caddis and Cahills were providing some dry fly action, but nymphing was the better bet. Hatches included tricos (22-28), midges, tan caddis (14-16), Cahills (14-16) and craneflies (16-18). Penns
North Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – August 2nd, 2013 Read More »
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — As of July 21, water was a little higher than usual for summer and in the upper 60-degree range. Anglers are reminded to carry a thermometer and avoid fishing trout streams when water hits 70 degrees, because fish have trouble breathing in warm water, and can die from stress
South Central Pennsylvania Fishing Report – August 2nd, 2013 Read More »
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Except in the extreme heat of mid-July, bass were hitting on poppers at first light, and on tubes in 25 feet. Largemouth bass were hitting stickbaits in the backs of coves. Pickerel were hitting spoons and live bait. Channel catfish up to 15-plus pounds were reported. Lake Shohola (Pike County)
Northeast Pennsylvania Fishing Report – August 2nd, 2013 Read More »
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