Anglers are reminded that bass season opened June 17. Anglers also are reminded that the second Fish for Free Day of the year is July 4, when folks can fish Pennsylvania waters without a fishing
The steady action is great for introducing novices to the sport, but even experienced fly anglers can appreciate this unique approach to a time-tested fishing favorite.
Anglers are reminded that catch-and-immediate-release of bass season runs through June 16. NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Walleyes were hitting along the shore off Elk Creek and Trout Run when conditions allowed boaters to get
Walleyes may lose out to largemouth bass if lakes continue to get warmer
Troll spinner rigs farther away from the boat to hook more walleyes when fishing in clear, shallow water.
Don’t take shortcuts when it comes to electrical systems in your boat.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission continued in-season trout stockings in recent weeks. For a schedule, visit www.fishandboat.com. Anglers are reminded that walleye season opened May 6. The catch-and-immediate-release of bass season is in effect
Use your electronics to locate and catch spring crappies before they move into shallow water areas.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is performing in-season trout stockings throughout the state. For a schedule, visit www.fishandboat.com. Anglers are reminded that walleye season is now closed until May 6, and catch-and-immediate-release of bass
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