Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio rivers (Allegheny County) — Numbers of walleyes from tiny to 5 pounds, saugers, saugeyes, hybrid striped bass, and flathead catfish were hitting on jigged crankbaits, bucktails and other lures in the deep
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) — Conditions were good as of Dec. 15 and anglers reported nice catches of trout. TCO Fly Shop said most action was on nymphs in the deep, slower water, and
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) — Conditions Dec. 15 were nearly ideal, and anglers were advised to fish small Pheasant Tails, midges, and other standard patterns. Hatches included blue-winged olives (20-24) and midges (18-28). Blue Marsh
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is going to do another fawn-predator study.
Pennsylvania game commissioners may be on the verge of taking significant steps aimed at better management of deer in the extremely urban southeast corner of the state.
The giant Allegheny County buck that Jeff Lenzi shot with his crossbow this past October was a big one, for sure. But it’s not a new state record.
If you’ve got a bone-headed antler-retriever, the time to run through a few drills is now
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