Pickford Area Deer hunting has been good, and deer numbers appear to be up in Chippewa County. Waterfowl hunting has been fair. Fishing pressure has been light, but anglers fishing Raber Bay are catching good
Lake Erie (Erie County) Smallmouth bass from 3 to 5 pounds were reported in late October, with 15 to 18 feet or 35 feet of water productive. Anglers were using crankbaits, tubes, and drop-shotting goby-style
Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) A few nice bass and some crappies were reported in recent weeks. Yellow Creek Lake (Indiana County) A good crappie bite was reported as of Nov. 9, although sizes varied. Bluegills
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Conditions were nearly perfect as of Nov. 9, with water in the mid-60s. Hatches included black midges (24), cream midges (24), and blue-winged olives (20-24). Effective patterns included Wooly Buggers
Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) Spoons and hard and soft jerkbaits were taking nice catches of smallmouth and largemouth bass. Catches were reported around Newton Hamilton. Striped bass also were reported by anglers trolling live bait
Susquehanna River (Columbia, Luzerne counties) Some smallmouth bass were hitting on tubes, soft plastics and live bait. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Nice catches of largemouth bass, panfish, walleyes and northern pike were reported, with live
Lehigh River Nice trout catches were reported in recent weeks. Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Normal conditions were reported in early November, along with blue-winged olive hatches in the early afternoon. Sucker spawn and San
FAIRMONT AREA Anglers fishing from shore on Tuttle Lake are catching walleyes with a split shot, plain hook, and minnow. Iowa Lake is producing perch in less than five feet. Look to Budd Lake and
DULUTH AREA The last weekend of deer season went better than the opener, but the harvest will be down from last year. A lot of small bucks were taken the final weekend. The lakes had
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