U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lakes exist first and foremost as flood control reservoirs. Their potential for recreation is a secondary consideration.
But that doesn’t mean it gets ignored. Many of these lakes offer
Sometimes you find a gem in an area where you never expect it. That is the case with a smaller tract in the southwestern part of Fulton County.
State Game Land 128 is intersected
They’re native to parts of Pennsylvania, now available in additional places thanks to stocking, grow to big sizes and – let’s be honest – are just flat out cool looking in a fierce kind of
If you fish for largemouth bass, you probably read magazines, watch TV and YouTube shows about, or listen to podcasts about how and where to catch largemouth bass. And what do they all preach?
Green Lick Reservoir for an awful long time had the feel of an unwanted stepchild.
For starters, no one could agree on its name. The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission owns it and calls it
Tuscarora Lake has always had fish in it, of many kinds and in good sizes. But now it’s got water in it again, too. That’s a change from the recent past.
Sometimes life gives you more than you ask for. Pleasant little surprises, maybe, in different forms. In this case, rainbows.
Pardon the pun, but there is good news for summertime river fishermen in Pennsylvania. The “news” comes from that stretch between Newport-New Buffalo-New Cumberland area of the lower Juniata and mid Susquehanna Rivers. For summertime
There aren’t a lot of fish you can’t catch at Blue Marsh Lake. The 1,150-acre U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake in Berks County is considered home to one of the most diverse fisheries in
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