Peck’s Pond, Promised Land Lake (Pike County) — Anglers were drop-shotting plastic crawlers in the weeds, and dragging them across lily pads in recent weeks. Frogs over lily pads also were yielding bass in cooler-than-normal
It may sound overly simplistic, but Pennsylvania game commissioners must chose which is the more ominous threat in the southeast corner of the state – Lyme disease or chronic wasting disease.
Lake Minsi (Northampton County) — Largemouth bass, including a 7-pounder taken on a small surface crankbait in the lily pads, were reported in recent weeks. Numbers of nice bluegills also were reported. Monacacy Creek (Northampton
There were times in the past decade when the Keystone Sate led the entire North American continent in the harvest of Canada geese. That’s no longer the case.
Locust leafminer turns hundreds of thousands of trees brown each September, but the insect does little lasting damage
Group that offers sick kids hunting, fishing adventures makes Pennsylvania
a better place.
Elmhurst Reservoir (Lackawanna County) — Nice yellow perch, blue gills and largemouth bass were reported as of mid-August. Maple Lake (Lackawanna County) — Bass, perch and bluegills were reported in mid-August. Lackawaxen River (Pike County)
Facing two chronic wasting disease management areas this fall – double the zones involved in last year’s first go-round with CWD in Pennsylvania – the Game Commission is looking to cut costs and staff commitments.
Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — God bass fishing was reported on tubes and crankbaits and nice crappies were hitting minnows with the dam breast a good spot. Stilling Basin (Berks County) — The discharge
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