Heroes on the water in Pennsylvania
Veterans, families honored at Susquehanna kayak event.
PenBlogs
There’s no place like hunting camp
It soothes. It heals. It revitalizes. Instantly.
Labor Day weekend affirms yearly start for waterfowl hunters
Tips that may put a few more September geese in your bag.
Makerspaces bass: Thoroughly modern approach pays off big time
Blogger lands nice smallmouth on 3-D printed lure, demonstrates innovative learning in Pennsylvania.
Thoughts of mourning dove hunting
The season opener is right around the corner.
Plan a trout trip to north-central Pennsylvania
Blogger finds solitude and excellent trout fishing.
Ash debacle similar to chestnut demise – in Pennsylvania and beyond
Invasive insect is wiping out important tree species.
Building a DIY pallet blind on the cheap
With a little work you can create a sweet hunting hut.
Scouting deer now will aid your hunts come fall
Braving the heat of summer to scout deer can give hunters an edge when seasons open.
Battle lines over CWD in Pennsylvania seem to be forming
Those with an interest in whitetail deer and elk in this state are splitting over how to deal with chronic wasting disease crisis.
‘Bat dance’ and reflections at sundown
Blogger takes in a twilight performance, and gives thanks.
Hello, Pennsylvania summer, and welcome – finally
Blogger slows down to smell the roses and finds a little time to hunt groundhogs.
It’s time to end discrimination against bait fishing
Common sense and current scientific studies demonstrate that there is no place for fly-fishing-only or artificials-only regulations.
Bass angling Pennsylvania waters with live bait pays off
With all the new-fangled mock bass attractants being marketed today, plus an uncountable number of lures constructed in vast varieties, live baits have taken a back seat.
Trout Unlimited chapter hosts women’s conservation and fly-fishing day
Event held on Clarks Creek in Dauphin County.
Wetter the new normal in Pennsylvania, Northeast?
Precipitation in Keystone State is up 10% in last 20 years, according to National Weather Service.
The good and bad that comes with a wet spring in Pennsylvania
The deluge of rain, and destructive power of spring storms, if limited, can both hurt and help the world outside.
Hens are still calling the shots for Pennsylvania toms
Not all was lost, however, as Big Pine Creek offered outstanding trout fishing all week.
Pennsylvania Game Commission uses R3 Model to boost hunter ranks: Recruit, Retain, Re-activate
Agency gets creative in efforts to bolster number of hunters
Bird dog field trials – yet another way to enjoy the outdoors
It was interesting to watch bird dogs, professional trainers and dog owners competing at a recent field trial in Petersburg, Pa.
Reduced mallard, goose limits among Pennsylvania’s waterfowl season changes
Also, in AP hunting zones – including southeastern Pennsylvania – the length of the regular season has been decreased from 50 to 30 days and daily bag limits have been reduced from three to two geese per day.
Always much-anticipated trout opener again delivers
The writer, his daughter and son-in-law enjoy trout, birds, fellowship and the pleasant weather on the opening day of trout season.
Will Saturday deer opener lead to Sunday hunt?
It’s anyone’s guess at this point, and it may need to happen this year.
Pennsylvania’s Grand Canyon area fully satisfies any outdoor pursuit
For anyone seeking a good time in a scenic outdoor setting, this is sure to please.
Pennsylvania sportsmen’s groups press lawmakers for conservation support
In a world where money talks, Pennsylvania’s sportsmen have some clout.
Once again, kudos to Pennsylvania’s Fish & Boat Commission
The tireless work of the agency’s personnel helps ensure sportsmen of the state have ample places to fish.
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