DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Bacon came upon a vehicle pulling a camper that had pulled to the side of the road. Both occupants were looking out the passenger window when CO Bacon pulled up to the driver’s window. It was apparent what the two individuals were up to when an uncased rifle was observed near […]
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Don’t be surprised if Pennsylvania’s deer seasons change again, perhaps in time for next fall, and maybe, in even bigger ways, in the not too distant future.
Changes for deer season discussed Read More »
Pennsylvania was the first state to pass Families Afield legislation, which included elimination of the minimum age for mentored youth hunters.
Mentored hunters’ age at issue Read More »
Pennsylvania Game Commission staff came as close to publicly criticizing a fellow state agency as might ever be seen Dec. 17
Commission urging ag to make CWD changes Read More »
NORTHWEST REGION •Jefferson County WCO Roger A. Hartless, while conducting a routine field check of a hunter during the first week of rifle deer season, saw a small stamp-sized bag fall from his wallet and onto the ground. The individual picked up the bag and, despite being instructed to hand it over, placed it into
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Erie tributaries (Erie County) Anglers were catching steelhead at the mouth of Trout Run in mid-December, with dusk the most productive time to fish. With each high water episode, fresh steelhead moved into the tribs, although conditions have varied in terms of clarity and color. Cold temperatures can cause slush ice, so anglers should plan
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Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Average flow and high, off-color water in the 40s was reported Dec. 22. Trout were in their winter spots—the slow, deep pools. Streamers were the best bet, although micro-nymphs on light tippet were a good alternative. Hatches included black midges (24), cream midges (24), and Blue-Winged Olives (20-24). Lake Wallenpaupack
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Allegheny River (Allegheny County) Walleyes were reported at the mouths of tributaries and around the ends of the lock walls. Youghiogheny River Reservoir (Somerset County) Walleyes were reported in recent weeks by anglers able to get onto the water at Big Bend shoreline access. Youghiogheny River The tailrace was yielding trout, including those that escaped
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Spring Creek (Centre County) High flow was reported, along with off-color water in the 50s. Streamers, crawlers and egg patterns were effective. Hatches included midges (22-26), Tan Caddis (16-18), and Blue-Winged Olives (20-22). Penns Creek (Union County) Water was rising, muddy and in the 50s December 18. Good water levels were reported Dec. 18. Hatches
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