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If pike and bass are present when you’re fishing for sunfish, the larger predators may push the panfish deep into the weeds
NORTHWEST REGION From the Game Commission Lawrence County WCO Byron D. Gibbs reports that a homeowner was cited after catching a raccoon in a box trap beside his house. The problem was that he did
Banquets/Fundraisers. July 18: Pennsylvania Trappers Assoc. Banquet, Moose Family Center Lodge #143. For more info call Nelson Hosler, 570-658-3904. Sept. 11: New Birth of Freedom Council of the Boy Scouts of America’s 6th Annual
Lake Erie —Perch hadn’t schooled up in big packs as of June 29, but some limits were reported in 53 feet off Walnut Creek, as weather conditions allowed. Perch also were reported off Trout Run
Less than a third of Pennsylvania hunters report – as required by law – when they kill a deer, and frustrated state official are poised to force compliance.
High Point Lake (Somerset County) — Crappie action was heating up, with boaters having the most success, and white and red jigs productive. Northern pike and largemouth bass also were reported in late June. Youghiogheny
Pine Creek (Clinton, Lycoming counties) — High flows with murky-to-muddy conditions slowed the fishing here and elsewhere in the region through July 1. Lake Cowanesque, Hammond Lake (Tioga County) — The Tackle Shack reported that
Juniata River (Huntingdon, Mifflin counties) — Nice-size smallmouth bass were reported in early July. Catfish were reported from shore at night. Little Juniata River — Water was high but dropping, off-color and about 62 degrees
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