Lehigh River Some bass were reported but sweltering heat shut down trout-fishing in early June. The Bowmanstown to Palmerton stretch was fishing well for trout until weather turned too warm. Mauch Chunk Lake (Carbon County)
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) As trout-fishing slowed with hot weather, the special regs area below Blue Marsh Lake was the best bet during morning hours. Blue Marsh Lake (Berks County) A good bass bite was
This is a case on which the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Pennsylvania Farm Bureau agree.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission plans to get creative with fishing license fees, beginning next year when it begins to offer discounts to anglers.
There is no doubt that Howard Wagner is a muskie expert.
The behemoth woodchuck ambled a few yards into the pasture and munched on a patch of white clover. It was a 90-degree July afternoon, and the succulent clover was temptation enough to lure the fat
I have hunted for nearly 50 years and have sent in a harvest report card for every deer, buck or doe that I have ever harvested in Pennsylvania. I wish every hunter would do the
Like many of you, I have become fascinated with trailcams. I put a couple of the cool, little devices out by a game trail crossing a small trout stream in the northern tier, and every
Susquehanna River (Bradford County) A nice smallmouth bass bite was reported when the season opened, with anglers doing well on crayfish patterns or tubes fished off the bottom. Lehigh River (Carbon County) Good trout action
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