Researchers in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences over the next several years will study multiple factors affecting forest regeneration in Pennsylvania.
Penns Creek (Union, Mifflin counties) — Lower-than-normal flow with good clarity and water temperatures in the 50s were reported June 24. A dry-dropper technique using a Stimulator or other Sstonefly pattern on top and nymph
Juniata River (Juniata, Mifflin counties) — Decent numbers of panfish, like sunfish and rock bass, were reported, along with channel catfish and carp. The carp released in stretches through Mifflin County were hitting on crawlers
Lehigh River (Carbon County) — Bowmanstown pool was yielding trout through mid-June, and numbers of catfish were reported at Phiffer Dam in a recent contest. Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) — Bass action was a little
Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) — Bass were hitting soft plastics, and hybrid stripers over 15 pounds were reported on light tackle and alewives. A few uskies were reported, caught on large plugs around downed
Despite setbacks, the raptor’s numbers are slowly growing across Pa.
Blair County’s popular Canoe Creek State Park was famous for its large population of bats, however fewer than 100 now remain.
Fishing Creek (Clinton County) — Low, clear water in the 50s was reported June 7. Tan Caddis (14-16), Craneflies (14-16), and midges (black, cream, 24) were hatching. Sulphurs and Slate Drakes were on the wane.
Little Juniata River (Blair County) — As of June 7, rainfall raised water levels but left conditions dirty. Nymphing with larger, brighter crawlers, Caddis and Sulphur patterns was effective, as was stripping streamers around structure.
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