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PF&BC’s stocking program providing anglers with plenty of opportunity for enjoyable days on the water
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PF&BC’s stocking program providing anglers with plenty of opportunity for enjoyable days on the water


Recent report by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation provides further evidence that the river has a serious problem

Eagles always draw a crowd of eager onlookers. Your chances of seeing one in the wild are greater now than any time during the past century.

The largest member of the perch family, Sander vitreus, has a dedicated angling following throughout most of the eastern United States and Canada
Several days of rainfall made for tough to unfishable conditions on streams in many parts of the state opening day weekend (April 13). Lakes were more stable. For a complete in-season stocking schedule, visit www.fishandboat.com
North Park Lake (Allegheny County) Heavy angling pressure was reported at this recently restored stocked trout fishery now open to fishing year-round. Allegheny River (Armstrong County) Northern pike and muskies were hitting in pool eight,
Pine, Little Pine creeks (Lycoming County) Water was too high to wade on opening day, so anglers stayed at the edge of the stream. Low to moderate success was reported. Hendricksons and a few Quill

Your chances of getting a doe tag this fall are infinitely greater than your chances of drawing an elk tag, there’s no doubt about that.
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