Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Above-average and very dirty conditions were reported May 23, but water was dropping. TCO Fly Shop reported plenty of caddis were around, along with sulphur spinners in the evenings.
Harveys Lake (Luzerne County) — Brown trout up to 8 to 10 pounds were reported on crankbaits. Francis Slocum State Park Lake (Luzerne County) — Trout and crappies were hitting minnows, crawlers, and grubs as
Little Lehigh Creek (Lehigh County) — Sulphurs were hatching in mid-May. Caddis pupae and Crane flies were productive. Lake Nockamixon (Bucks County) — A few nice walleyes were reported, including a 27-incher on a Thunderstick.
Disease area deer harvest will be dictated by agency’s staff
The expensive predator study Pennsylvania Game Commission biologists recently proposed to commissioners was not at all what some wanted or expected.
Promotion for agency’s new hunting initiative includes a radio spot that demeans hunting and excludes women.
As water warms, faster and more erratic retrieves will work well for predator fish like northern pike, walleyes, and smallmouth bass.
Expensive research project would be public relations problem and would not benefit deer herd.
Anglers have multiple options for pursuing walleyes in 2014: from jig and minnow to crankbaits to slip-bobbers
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