By Jeff Mulhollem Editor University Park, Pa. — It seems like it hasn’t quit raining since Bryan Swistock voiced worries in mid-April about an impending groundwater drought in Pennsyl-vania. After the floods at the end
Fishing conditions varied throughout the state this month. Southwestern Pennsylvania was spared the flooding that brought boating and fishing to a halt in the central and eastern parts of the state and forced the closure
By Deborah Weisberg Contributing Writer Huntingdon, Pa. — It could be months before a ruling with statewide implications is handed down in the trial over access rights on the Little Juniata River. The week-long trial
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Larry Grundler, of Pittsburgh, caught an 11-pound, 8- ounce, 31-inch walleye trolling a chartreuse Bagley Bang-o-lure. An exceptional walleye bite continues with anglers getting big numbers and sizes, still in
By P.J. Reilly Southeast Correspondent Lancaster, Pa. — The Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania on June 8 found themselves on the outside looking in. Representing one of the largest sportsmen’s organizations in the state, the Unified
By Jeff Mulhollem Editor The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently released the results of its aerial infrared deer-counting survey done last winter, and what you think of the data probably depends on
July 16, Aug. 20 & Sept. 17: Frontier Archery Club, 3D shoots. Sign up 7-noon. For directions www.frontierarchery.com July 16: West Manchester Twp Farmers & Sportsman 3-D Charity shoot. 8-3 p.m. For more info call
June 25: Wheelin Sportsmen NWTF Sporting Clays. Registration 8:30 a.m., The Shooting Academy. For more info call, 724-283-5708. June 25: NWTF Benefit Sporting Clays Shoot, Shooting Academy, Nemacolin Woodlands Resort & Spa. For more info
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