Lily Lake, Francis E. Walter Reservoir (Luzerne County) — Bass and crappies were hitting small jigs and minnows in recent weeks. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — Heading into September, stripers were biting Erie Dearies with
Schuylkill River (Berks, Montgomery counties) — Catfish and smallmouth bass were reported in recent weeks. Anglers are reminded that the Montgomery County parks department maintains the Canal Park on the Mont Clare side of the
Wildlife biologists are seeing a higher incidence of mange among black bears in Pennsylvania than their colleagues in neighboring states, although the reasons are a mystery so far.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Sept. 26: Sullivan County WTU Banquet, 4 p.m., Hughesville Fire Hall. For more info call Nancy Craft, 570-482-4364. Oct. 10: RMEF Fall Blast & Gun Raffle, 6 p.m., MACA Building. For more info call
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak reports that an individual has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from shooting a number of state game lands signs and glass bottles in
French Creek (Erie, Venango, Crawford, Mercer counties) — Walleyes, smallmouth bass, northern pike and channel catfish were reported through Sept. 10, with stick baits, spinners, live bait, and cut bait effective for many anglers. Moderate
Monongahela River (Greene, Washington counties) — Catfish action was heating up in the late evening hours at most tributaries along the river as of Sept. 9. Largemouth bass were reported near locks and dams and
Docks draw baitfish on sunny days; baitfish draw bass
A popular visitor at winter bird feeding stations, this signature member of the jay and crow family keeps some migration secrets.
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