Banquets/Fundraisers June 2: Susquehanna NWTF Banquet, 3:30 p.m., Haywoods on the Water. For more info call Jessica Welshans, 570-322-0673. Season Dates May 31: Spring gobbler season closes (bearded birds only) June 15: Bass (traditional harvest
The Susquehanna River will not be included on Pennsylvania’s list of impaired waters at least until 2014.
NORTHWEST REGION • Butler County WCO Randy W. Pilarcik reports he got a call from the Adams Township police department about a vehicle towed from the scene of an accident. When investigating the accident the
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Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay Anglers were releasing numbers of smallmouth bass in the bay and around the Hammermill stacks. A 6-pounder was caught off the North Pier. The bay was yielding jumbo perch. Bucket
State legislators are the ones that directed Pennsylvania’s Game and Fish & Boat commissions to safeguard Pennsylvania’s wildlife.
Bull Creek, Deer Creek, Deer Lakes, North Park Lake (Allegheny County) Anglers were still catching trout in recent weeks. Allegheny River (Allegheny County) Walleyes and smallmouth bass were reported at locks No. 3 and 5,
Spring Creek (Centre County) Good conditions were reported in early May and sulphurs were fishing at all stages, from nymph to emerger to dun to spinner. The water was in the 50s and an ideal
In my youth, I could head in any direction from the family home and enjoy hours of fishing.
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