Allegheny River – Andy Blackwell, of Homewood, landed a 40-inch, 35-pound flathead catfish on a shiner at Highland Park in recent weeks. Shawn Kurtz, of Springdale, caught a 4-pound, 2-ounce smallmouth bass on a sucker
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) – Rainfall raised water levels and the fall bite was turning on in recent weeks, with good action reported on stripers, brown trout, perch, pickerel, northern pike and walleyes. Stripers are
Lake Erie and tributaries (Erie County) – Big numbers of steelhead loaded the lower reaches of Erie tribs at the end of October. Although badly needed rainfall finally came Oct. 25, sending fish further up
Nov. 10: RMEF Big Game Banquet, 5 p.m., Uniontown Holiday Inn. For more info call Michelle Benedict, 724-938-7233. Tournaments/Contests Nov. 26-Dec. 9: Six Mile Run Fire Police, Coyote Hunt. For more info call Gary McCavitt,
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is about to kick off the job of updating its trout-management plan. But it’s getting some ideas already. The agency will hold the first day-long meeting of
Lehigh River (Lehigh County) – Good smallmouth bass action is reported on shiners. Trout fishing has been excellent, especially below Cementon Falls, where rainbows 10 to 13 inches are reported on fatheads and crawlers. Carp
By P.J. Reilly Southeast Correspondent Lancaster, Pa. — Darryl Yost doesn’t get around as well as he used to. Muscular dystrophy has severely reduced the 61-year-old Hatboro, Montgomery County, resident’s ability to control his legs.
By Jeff Mulhollem Editor Harrisburg – In the late 1980s, when huge numbers of gypsy moths infested state game lands in central Pennsylvania, Game Commis-sion officials chose to do nothing as the caterpillars ate their
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