Lake Ontelaunee (Berks County) — Largemouth bass laying low during a heat wave in early August became more active following rainfall and lower humidity mid month. Soft plastic crawlers and crankbaits around lily pads were
It’s far from a done deal, but Pennsylvania game commissioners are considering a ban on the use of deer urine products by hunters.
Pennsylvania’s new ‘big trout” program – the devil is in the details.
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Clarion County WCO Jesse N. Bish reports that a Lucinda man was apprehended for not reporting or tagging his spring turkey. The investigation was initiated when his name was
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Lake Erie — Depending on conditions, anglers in recent weeks were catching perch in 45 to 55 feet, although the bite had dropped off from earlier this summer. Early morning and dusk were the best
Youghiogheny River (Fayette County) — As of Aug. 12, anglers were catching smallmouth bass, freshwater drum, walleyes up to 20 inches, channel catfish, rock bass and trout. Trout were hitting mostly in the fast water,
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) — The warm weather of recent weeks had fish going deeper although lake levels have dropped, making early morning and late-afternoon and evening angling the most productive. Crappies were hitting small
Waterfowl hunters must be careful not to spread avian flu
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