For more success when ice appears this fall, test your sonar, GPS, and other ice fishing gadgets now – during the off season.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is offering adult residents and non-residents a $1 fishing license good for Labor Day (Sept. 4) only. The commission also is sponsoring a Mentored Youth Panfish Day on Sept.
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — The excellent walleye bite continued through early August with numbers of fish hitting in all depths, from near-shore to 70 feet, on various presentations. Crawler harnesses in purple and black,
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Walleyes were reported just about everywhere in from 35 to 70 feet in mid-July. Many were sub-legal; the bigger fish were generally in the deeper water. Crawler harnesses in purple
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Walleyes, including numbers of small ones, were reported in 50 to 80 feet from Walnut Creek to the lighthouse. Crawler harnesses, flat lining, and dipsy divers were working. Lake Erie’s
Following $2.3 million in repairs, it now has a new mission: to produce eggs for landlocked salmon destined for Lake Champlain and lake trout for two of the Great Lakes.
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — The perch bite was hit or miss, although nice catches were reported as of June 19 on the east side off the GE Stacks in 38 feet and off Shade’s
Use electronics to locate panfish in deeper water during the warmer months of July and August.
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
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