Armstrong, Clarks, Mahantango, Powells, Rattling creeks (Dauphin County); Children’s Lake at Boiling Springs (Cumberland County) — Freezing air temperatures put a dent in participation on these and other fisheries on Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Day,
Prompton Dam (Wayne County) — Ray’s Guide Service reported crappies and big numbers of nice bluegills were hitting in 18 to 20 feet of water through last ice as of March 28. Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna
Hay, Antietam, Manatawny creeks (Berks County) — Water was slightly high and murky and air temperatures were freezing with even colder wind chills on these and other fisheries on Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Day, March
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After sunrise, midday gobbler hunting might be the best time to tag a tom
Shallow fishing techniques for spring slabs are the norm, but check bay breaklines while watching water temperatures closely!
Turkey hunting is a safe sport, but it’s important to make safety an integral part of each hunt.
Non-hunter user fees to walk on state game lands or an outright ban on non-hunting use of game lands during much of the year is a mistake.
Trout fishing action was slow for youth and their mentors on a local stream as a cold, blustery wind chilled hands, feet and body.
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