Some places just scream good fishing. Then there’s Lake Wilma.
Owned by Consol Energy Inc., it’s not big at just 19 acres. It’s not a place you can boat, with fishing restricted to the
I’ve never lived especially close to Shawnee Lake in Bedford County, having always called home places further west or east. But traveling for work, family and adventure, I often found myself close enough to justify
It might not be a wilderness experience, but it comes pretty darn close. That is how I would describe fishing the little gem called Gifford Run in Clearfield County.
Briar Creek Lake in Columbia County is, you might say, another example of the twist on the “BOGO” concept applied to fishing.
You know how a BOGO works. Walking into a store – groceries
The Quebec Run Wild Area is a mountain wilderness that’s located in southern Fayette County. Rewarding angling experiences are possible here at Big Sandy Creek and at the Wilderness Trout Water section of Quebec Run.<br
It wouldn’t be fair to call Hamilton Lake near Wellsboro unloved. Tioga County does a good job of maintaining it and the park around it for the benefit of local residents, and the Pennsylvania Fish
There’s no shortage of information on when, where and how to best fish Kettle Creek in Clinton County. It’s a beautiful stream set in gorgeous country – you might even see elk here – that
Even if you go slowly, you probably can walk the circumference of Lake Nessmuk in under 15 minutes.
At only 60 acres, this somewhat oval-shaped impoundment in Tioga County is just not that big.
Ice anglers are chomping at the bit – the auger bit – to hit the ice on Minsi Lake in Northampton County.
For starters, unfortunate starters, there’s been no ice fishing on the 117-acre
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