Harrisburg — Just before this issue went to press, a sharply worded letter from Gov. Tom Corbett and legislative leaders prompted the Pennsylvania Game Commission to accept without debate their recommendations aimed at restoring public
Proposed legislation that would change how endangered species and wild trout streams get listed has stalled, at least temporarily.
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission • Clarion County WCO Jesse N. Bish reports that a Knox man was questioned and apprehended for shooting an antlerless deer from the upstairs bedroom window of his home
Banquets/Fundraisers March 29: West Branch WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Genetti Hotel, Williamsport. For more info call Dave Huffman, 570-772-0312. March 29: Perkiomen Valley DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Sunnybrook Ballroom, Pottstown. For more info call Rich
Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Ice anglers reported nice catches of yellow perch and crappies in Misery Bay along with daily limits of panfish. Lake Erie and tributaries — The mouth of Trout Run
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — During milder periods in recent weeks, anglers at the mouth of Deer Creek were catching walleyes, before the season closed, and bass. A 43-inch muskie was caught in a back
Beechwood Lake (Tioga County) — As the tail-end of ice season approached March 15, The Tackle Shack reported that anglers were releasing recently stocked trout. The winner in the Northeast Panfish League ice-fishing tournament March
Yellow Breeches Creek, Big Spring Creek, Green Spring Creek (Cumberland County) — The catch- and-release sections of these streams were getting steady angling pressure in recent weeks. Holman Lake (Perry County) — Panfish were hitting
Susquehanna River (Luzerne County) — Ray’s Guide Service (www.raysguideservice.com) reported March 15 that when ice chunks weren’t a problem, boat and shore anglers were catching channel catfish, 4 to 8 pounds, and flatheads on livers
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