Hill’s Creek, Nesmuk, Beechwood, Hamilton lakes (Tioga County) — Ice anglers were active through Jan. 4, with daybreak through early morning and late afternoon through evening productive for panfish. Anglers were fishing ice that had
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon, Blair counties) — Good conditions were reported Jan. 4, with water a nice green color and in the upper 30s. Small nymphs and streamers were productive. Trout were in their winter
How you hook your live bait – fathheads, shiners, or even grubs – will determine whether you catch winter’s finicky walleyes through the hard water
Studies indicate coyotes do influence deer populations, but they also show that bounties and increased predator trapping may be futile in long run.
Only question is, what took the agency so long to make the obvious right choice?
Many other raptor species also arriving in the region, and still other owls are with us year-round.
Earlier this year, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission announced it was launching a marketing campaign, with a goal of getting back to selling one million fishing licenses annually.
Recent research conducted by the U.S. Geologic Survey in New York shows that stocking brown trout into streams harboring wild brook trout is harmful to the native trout populations.
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Butler County WCO Randy W. Pilarcik reports that a father and son were hunting from their vehicle and saw a large buck in a field adjacent to two
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