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Good walleye fishing attracts southwest anglers – Northcentral Region Report

Sayers Lake (Centre County) Steady sunfish and crappie bites were reported from shore in mid-May, with minnows and redworms and twister tails productive floated under a bobber or slow-retrieved. Black Moshannon Lake (Centre County) This bog-influenced lake was yielding nice numbers of sunfish and perch on jigs and minnows from shore. Bald Eagle and Black […]

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Good walleye fishing attracts southwest anglers – Southentral Region Report

Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Water was at an ideal level, clear and in the 50s May 13, a few sulphurs (14/16) were hatching along with tan caddis (14/16). Nymphing with sulphur nymphs or caddis larva patterns was productive. Lakes Marburg and Pinchot, Long Arm Dam (York, Adams counties) All three were yielding bass on

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Good walleye fishing attracts southwest anglers Northeast Region Report

Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Walleyes were active on stickbaits along shore, and running 6 to 8 pounds. Channel catfish from 10 to 15 pounds were hitting off the docks, and crappies were taking fatheads in the coves. Anglers were catching smallmouth bass on swimbaits, and big brown trout trolling in 15 to 20 feet of

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