Pennsylvania may not be Florida or Texas or Georgia when it comes to producing monster-sized black bass, aka largemouths and smallmouths.
But you can usually expect to at least find them present in good
The countryside that is now Promised Land State Park in Pike County looked anything like an Eden in 1902. More like a moonscape, maybe.
Once home to the Minsi Tribe of the Wolf Clan
On Sept. 16 last year, I was fishing the Enlow Fork of Wheeling Creek in water that was backed up by a beaver dam. Two beavers were patrolling as I was casting. Admittedly, my main
If ever there was a lake with an appropriate name, it’s Crooked Creek. A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers impoundment in Armstrong County, it covers 350 acres at normal pool and loops around on itself
The students with the highest GPAs don’t always turn out to be the most successful in life. But their ranking compared to their peers at least suggests potential.
It’s the same with fishing lakes.
Once known as a pretty good fishery, according to members of a local bass club, Lake Nessmuk is definitely on the rebound and should be a place to put on your list of must-visits this
Pennsylvania is blessed to have many small impoundments scattered across the state where an angler can make a quick trip to wet a line and catch some fish. One of those in the western portion
Marketing promises aside, all too often gizmos promising to capably handle many jobs rarely do any well. They reaffirm the truth that, outside of Lone Ranger reruns, silver bullets are rare.
Canoe Creek Lake
When the lake was drained, a fish-salvage operation was conducted so stockings were needed to bring the lake back to its former status. First a moratorium on harvest was placed on the water, and then
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