Monongahela River (Allegheny, Greene, Washington counties) — An 18-pound paddlefish was released by an angler targeting catfish June 11. Catfish were biting near tributaries and structure through mid-June, although anglers had to deal with heavy
Lawmakers to make one more attempt to lift ban
Slate and Cedar runs (Lycoming County) — Some trout fishing continued, as conditions allowed, through mid-June. Spring Creek (Centre County) — Rainfall in mid-June caused flow to rise and have color, creating good streamer-fishing conditions.
Susquehanna River — Koinonia Guide Service reported June 20 that sunfish were hitting on jigs and crawlers, and channel catfish up to 25 inches were being released. Holman Lake (Perry County) — Largemouth bass were
Susquehanna River (Wyoming County) — Despite high flow, bass anglers reported nice catches on the opening day of bass season. Lake Winola (Wyoming County) — Nice catches of smallmouth bass and trout were reported, with
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) — Jim Neary’s Bait & Tackle reported an excellent largemouth bass bite on plastic worms, Texas-rigged, June 21. The crappie bite was dying down. White perch were still hitting, as were
Several bills that would legalize semi-automatic rifles for hunting in Pennsylvania are before the state legislature. Delaware and Pennsylvania are the only states that completely forbid their use.
Reaping the greatest benefit from your wooded land or other rural property requires employing good stewardship practices
One of America’s most important, landmark conservation acts is under attack, and it needs outdoors users of all stripes to rise to its defense.
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