Lake Nockamixon (Bucks County) — Walleyes up to 7 pounds were reported at the mouth of Tohickon Creek near the high bridge. Catfish were taking stinkbaits near Haycock Launch. West Branch Delaware River Balls Eddy
Pennsylvania Game commissioners, at their recent quarterly meeting here, approved lease agreements with energy companies that will bring in nearly $4.7 million in bonus payments and a yet undetermined amount of royalties.
If you see a little brown bat this summer, you might want to take a picture of it.
Baiting is not just a more effective way to kill deer in urban situations. It’s a way to make them healthier, too.
NORTHWEST REGION • Clarion County WCO Jesse N. Bish reports that charges have been filed on a Knox man for operating his ATV on Hunter Access property. The man also did not possess registration or
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 9: Neshannock Creek Chapter of the Ruffled Grouse Society will host its 18th annual Conservation and Sportsmen’s Banquet. Reception hour 5:30 p.m. DInner at 7:30 p.m. Scott Township Fire Hall, 1027 Monddale Road.
Spring Creek (Centre County) — Above-average, off-color flow was reported July 6, and water was in the 60s. Hatches included tan caddis (14-16) and midges (22-26). TCO Fly Shop was advising anglers to go under
Lake Erie (Erie County) — Walleyes were in 65 to 70 feet near the tip of the trench as of July 6, but catches were less than spectacular, according to Poor Richard’s Bait and Tackle’s
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Some nice catches of smallmouths were reported on soft plastics. Monongahela River (Allegheny River) — Channel catfish were reported around Pittsburgh, with the Mon Wharf yielding nice-size cats on stinkbaits
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