There’s fishing, there’s catching and then there’s keeping. The best waters have enough fish of reasonable size to allow anglers the chance to do all three.
Chapman Lake in Chapman State Park is once
Wonderful Hills Creek Lake in Tioga County is rich with beautiful bluegills, and it’s one of my favorite places to go ice fishing. But unfortunately the medium-size gills are being harvested too early.
Talk about fishing in Erie County and lots of people probably imagine taking a charter on Lake Erie itself, or probing Presque Isle Bay, or targeting steelhead in the lake’s tributary streams.
Those are
Here’s a question only time and nature will answer: After the intensely dry summer in the eastern half of Pennsylvania, were the relieving rains of October and November enough to elevate the regional lakes into
Pennsylvania is blessed with many forms of wild game and birds to hunt.
Waterfowl is often at the top of that list at this time of year in a few locales in this state.
Part of the adventure is just getting there. This was a slogan coined on some long-ago TV commercial, but it can apply to those who hunt the islands of the lower Susquehanna River.
Navigating
A needle in a haystack may be hard to find. But when you finally lay eyes on it, it stands out from everything around it.
It’s harder to single out a needle in a
At 28,000 acres, State Game Land 75 is a large piece of public land that is intimidating to dismantle for hunting, and the terrain of the tract makes it even more difficult to figure out.
Taking in nearly 2,200 acres, Little Pine State Park is hardly small. But it sometimes loses a little definition, surrounded almost entirely as it is by the 147,000-acre Tiadaghton State Forest.
But this is
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