Saginaw Bay Area Firearms deer hunting was decent in Saginaw County. Most of the crops are down, and with a little snow on the ground, the late archery and muzzleloader seasons should be pretty good.
Drummond Island Area The firearms deer season was slow on Drummond Island. Deer numbers are down. There was a couple of inches of snow on the ground last week and shore ice was forming in
Susquehanna River (Susquehanna, Bradford counties) — Walleyes were biting around the boat launches through late November. Susquehanna River (Wyoming County) — A good walleye bite was reported through late November.
Lake Ontelaunee and Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — A good crappie bite on bright-color jigs and minnows was reported at both lakes in mid-November. The shoreline along Route 73 on Ontelaunee and the downed
Lake Erie/Presque Isle Bay — Windy, snowy conditions shut down fishing Nov. 24. Before that, the north and south piers were yielding perch, and crappies were reported in Marina Lake and the Stink Hole. Large
Ohio River (Allegheny County) — Muskies were released on bluegills and suckers through mid-November. The mouth of Montour Creek was yielding smallmouth bass and walleyes. Monongahela River (Allegheny, Washington counties) — Numbers of keeper-size walleyes
Spring Creek (Centre County) — Low, clear water was reported through Nov. 22. Wild trout were spawning. Nymphing was productive, as was dry-dropper fishing in the shallow riffles. Hatches included Blue-Winged Olives (18-20-22), midges (22-26),
Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Colder weather was making walleyes active through mid-November. This also can be a good time to catch smallmouth bass in the river. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Flow was
ALEXANDRIA AREA Walleyes and northern pike are being caught in 12 to 18 feet at Maple Lake and Little Mary Lake. On Lake Miltona, walleyes are hitting during the evening hours in 18 to 20
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