Beechwood Lake (Tioga County) — Trout were reported on paste baits and live minnows under tip-ups as of January 20, with the areas near the boat launches productive. Panfish were hitting small jigs tipped with
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Stoevers Dam (Lebanon County) — Coble’s Bait Shop reported Jan. 29 that ice anglers were catching panfish on jigs and fathead minnows. Panfish sizes were better than numbers. Brown trout also were reported with mealworms
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