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To get access to private property, hunters need to ask the right way
Lake Erie — As of July 18, Poor Richards reported good perch fishing in 57 to 62 feet north out of Walnut. Walleyes were in 40 to 70 feet east or west out of Walnut.
Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Anglers were catching trout and smallmouth bass near Parryville in recent weeks. The waters near Palmerton were yielding good night-time action on catfish and eels. Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County)
Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — Catfish and crappies were hitting through mid-July. Bass action was spotty, depending on conditions. Octararo Reservoir (Chester County) — As of July 18, Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Clarion County WCO Jesse N. Bish reports that over the Fourth of July weekend, several boating, shooting-range and state-game-lands violations were identified, such as: life-jacket violations; shooting more
Season Dates Sept. 1: Early resident Canada goose season opens. Sept. 1: Mourning dove season opens. Sept. 1: Falconry season opens for bobwhite quail, rabbits, ruffed grouse and pheasants. Sept. 1: Porcupine season opens. Sept.

A state wildlife conservation officer suffered his second alleged assault-by-vehicle in two years in Bradford County, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
Monongahela River (Allegheny County) — Catfish up to 10 pounds were hitting from boat and shore, and smallmouth bass were reported in recent weeks. Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Bass and walleyes were hitting in

Two good Samaritans are undergoing rabies treatment in Westmoreland County after rescuing a woman from an attack by a rabid deer.
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