Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumberland County) – Water was running high and about 42 degrees mid-March and fish were sluggish. One angler reported poor catches on streamers in various colors, and better action on Zebra Midges.
Howard, Pa. – It might have started like any “walk in the park,” but for two Clinton County anglers, it did not end that way. While looking for lost fishing lures in Bald Eagle State
Harrisburg – Just two organizations were allowed to speak at a deer-management forum hosted by the Senate Game and Fisheries Committee here. They did not fare equally well. Tim Schaeffer, executive director of Audubon Pennsylvania,
Frenchville, Pa. – The biggest coyote hunt in the east lived up to its expectations once again as hunters broke several records during the Feb. 22-24 event. Nearly 4,000 registered hunters competed for the
Good things really do come to those who wait, apparently. At their meeting Jan. 28 and 29, Fish & Boat Commissioners said they were considering a proposal to open the 2009 trout season two weeks
Allegheny River – Pressure has been light in recent weeks, although three anglers made some nice walleye catches, up to 8 pounds, in late February. Ohio River – A few anglers have been catching average-sized
Lancaster, Pa. – For Lancaster County resident Troy Wallace, the hunting year begins Sept. 1 and it ends in mid-February. During that period, the 46-year-old enjoys many days afield for the $50 or so he
Atlanta, Ga. – Dakota Clouser re-wrote the record book in winning four Grand National Junior Division turkey calling championships, including three in a row from 2003-05. Now it looks like the Pennsylvania teen is looking
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