Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) Ice was iffy on much of the bay in late January, but as conditions allowed, Misery Bay was yielding bluegills and a few crappies, while bluegills and steelhead were reported
The worst fears about chronic wasting disease in Pennsylvania have not been realized, Walt Cottrell told game commissioners here recently.
North Park Lake (Allegheny County) A state trout stocking was slated for Feb. 13. Raccoon Creek Lake (Beaver County) A state trout stocking was slated for Feb. 11. Brady’s Run Lake (Beaver County) A winter
A spirited discussion about the need to establish a minimum age for mentored youth hunters
Big Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Water was near flood stage, mucky, and in the 40s on Feb. 1, as reported by TCO Fly Shop. As conditions allowed, the streamer bite was productive, with micronymphs on
Yellow Breeches Creek (York County) The catch-and-release section near Allenberry was yielding some nice trout, with Green Weenies, scuds, and other standard nymphs productive. A state trout stocking was slated for Feb. 19. Big Spring
Shohola Lake (Pike County) Ice anglers were limiting out on bluegills on waxworms and fatheads on Feb. 3. Mauch Chunk (Carbon County) Pickerel, bass, and panfish were still being iced on medium shiners, and fathead
Saucon, Monocacy, Bushkill creeks (Northampton County) A spate of mild weather in late January brought anglers to these trout streams. Spin fishermen were releasing fish on minnows and bread, and fly anglers were doing well
Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 16: New Life Bible Fellowship Sportsmen’s Banquet, 3:30 p.m., at the Church. For more info call 610-987-3192. Feb. 16: New Life Bible Fellowship Banquet, 5 p.m. For more info call 610-987-3192. Feb.
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