NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Butler County WCO Chip L. Brunst cited a man for road hunting pheasants on State Game Land 95. Brunst cited this same individual for the exact same violation, on
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 23, 2016: Muncy Creek NWTF Banquet, 4 p.m., Muncy Valley Fire Hall. For more info call 570-482-4364. Jan. 29, 2016: Allegheny Valley NWTF Banquet, 6 p.m. Acme Club, Cheswick. For more info call
Lake Erie, Walnut, Elk, Crooked creeks, Trout, Godfrey runs (Erie County) — Shore anglers were catching steelhead off the mouths of the creeks. Stream fishermen had some success as conditions allowed, but low, clear water
Monongahela River/Ten Mile Creek (Greene, Washington counties) — Walleyes and saugers were hitting near the locks and dams as of Dec. 16. Gizzard shad were reportedly swarming in Ten Mile Creek, a Mon River tributary,
If you are willing to brave the elements, “cabin fever” should not be a problem this winter – just hunt coyotes.
Marilla Reservoir (McKean County) — A recent trout stocking provided plenty of angling action on paste baits and crawlers. Fishing Creek (Clinton County) — Anglers were catching trout on egg patterns, bead-head GreenWeenies, and Pheasant
Lake Marburg (York County) — Panfishing was productive as of Dec. 17, with crappies, bluegills, and yellow perch biting on soft plastic minnows, waxworms, and live minnows. Many crappies were 10 to 11 inches. Long
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Smallmouth bass and perch were hitting in 20 to 25 feet of water as of Dec. 16, with live baits and drop-shot-rigged plastic worms productive. Striped bass were running small
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