With our deer season in the history books and Christmas upon us, the ever important question plagues so many people, “What to get the other hunter or hunters in your family?”
A program with its roots in Pennsylvania, allows hunters and fishermen across the country to help feed this nation’s hungry.
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Crawford County WCO Jacob J. Olexsak reports that charges have been filed against duck hunters who hunted after hours and without the required licenses. Erie County WCO Darin L.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 23, 2016: Muncy Creek NWTF Banquet, 4 p.m., Muncy Valley Fire Hall. For more info call 570-482-4364. Jan. 30, 2016: Conewago Creek WTU Banquet, 6 p.m., Dover Fish & Game Assoc., Dover. For
Presque Isle Bay — Two anglers reported limits of perch totaling 15 pounds on a mild day in late November. Several anglers said this past November was the best for perching they could remember, with
Ohio, Beaver rivers — Nice-sized walleyes were reported in recent weeks, particularly below the New Brighton and Montgomery dams, with shiners productive for many anglers. Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Yellow perch were reported in
Hamilton Lake (Tioga County) — Yellow perch were reported on nightcrawlers and live minnows in recent weeks. Trout were reported on rainbow-colored paste bait. Hills Creek Lake (Tioga County) — Numbers of perch were reported
Raystown Branch Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Rock bass were reported on live bait or small spinners below the hydroelectric plant through early December. Anglers are reminded to avoid restricted areas around the plant and
Susquehanna River (Luzerne, Columbia counties) — Fishing pressure picked up in early December and the walleye bite turned on. Anglers were making nice catches between Nanticoke and Macanaqua, with the best baits reportedly crawler rigs
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