The bear that Wildlife Conservation Officer Dave Allen live-trapped last month in Conyngham Township, Luzerne County, is so rare that the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s bear biologist has only handled two in 12 years. Out of
I am always amazed at the interconnectedness of nature. One recently revealed example: it seems the explosive growth in the black-legged tick population and the burgeoning epidemic of Lyme disease is caused by a complex
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission hopes that a multi-year license will help slow the trend of anglers who drop in and out of the sport. The agency has said that significant number of anglers
Lake Erie (Erie County) Anglers were doing well both on walleyes and perch as of July 7, with walleyes hitting crawler harnesses in 60 to 70 feet in the trenches, and perch reported on minnows
NORTHWEST REGION •Butler County WCO Chip L. Brunst reported over the past two weeks, the bear mating season has caused an increase in bear complaints, road-killed bears, and sightings. The mating season will pit larger
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 4: Northeastern Chapter RGS Banquet, 6 p.m., Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort. For more info call Brian Clark, 570-983-9918. Aug. 10: RGS Neshannock Creek Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Scott Township Firehall, Harlansburg. For
Allegheny River Nice catches of catfish were reported in recent weeks. The annual mayfly hatch near Point State Park prompted one angler to land a channel cat on a fly in the downtown area waters.
West Branch Susquehanna River Numbers of legal-size bass were reported along with channel catfish up to 30 inches in recent weeks. Rose Valley Lake (Lycoming County) A nice topwater bite on bass was reported in
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon, Blair counties) By early July, this waterway was becoming too warm to fish. Flow was low and clear. Water was in the 70s, making it inadvisable to target trout.
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