Yellow Creek Lake (Indiana County) Boat docks have been installed, bringing numbers of boaters to the lake in recent weeks. Crappies and northern pike were reported. Keystone Lake (Indiana County) Crappies and some smaller muskies
Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Normal spring flows were reported by TCO Fly Shop April 26. Water had a greenish tint and was in the 40s to 50s. Grannoms (14-16), Hendricksons (14) and midges (black, cream,
Banquets/Fundraisers May 11: Yellow Creek NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Rustic Lodge. For more info call Rick Rosier, 724-422-7161. June 2: Susquehanna NWTF Banquet, 3:30 p.m., Haywoods on the Water. For more info call Jessica Welshans,
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Excellent largemouth bass releases were reported at the end of April, with jig and pigs and Texas-rigged creature baits producing before 10 or 11 a.m., and chartreuse and white or plain
Marsh Creek Lake (Chester County) A good muskie bite was reported at the end of April, with bass anglers complaining that muskies were hitting the bass as they were reeling them into their boats. Bluegills
NORTHWEST REGION • Lawrence County WCO Byron D. Gibbs reports that a few people in the district have recently voiced concern about coyotes they are seeing. He states that although it is true that coyote
In a maneuver clearly aimed at avoiding another clash with state lawmakers, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners decided at their recent quarterly meeting not to seek a new regulation requiring the registration of unpowered boats.
Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) An excellent bite was reported in late April, with perch, including a number of limits, and two burbot (freshwater cod) hitting off the North Pier. The South Pier also yielded
Gobblers avoided my shotgun and trout hugged the bottom – but I enjoyed every moment in Canyon Country
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