Sayers Lake (Centre County) Perch, crappies and sunfish were reported in recent weeks, with the roadbed between the summer-winter launch and Bald Eagle launch productive. Live bait with twister tails under bobbers were the ticket.
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Below-average flow and cold, clear water (40s) were reported Easter Sunday. Nymphing and dry flies were productive in decent conditions, with midges and blue-winged olives (18-22) providing topwater action. Trout
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission’s Oswayo hatchery in Potter County and Bellefonte hatchery in Centre County will remain open, at least through July 2015.
According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission, the state’s deer harvest this past hunting season was about average, and the number of doe licenses issued for this coming hunting season probably will be, too.
The spread of chronic wasting disease to Pennsylvania’s wild deer herd is going to mean changes.
Erie tributaries, Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) Holdover steelhead were in the upper reaches of the streams, and fresh-run jacks 14 to 18 inches were in the lower reaches. One angler released 30 steelhead, including
Allegheny River Some nice walleyes and a few muskies were released in March. Smallmouth bass were reported around the mouths of tributaries such as Deer Creek. Monongahela River Fishing picked up on the river at
Opening day waterways were at near-perfect levels but temperatures were colder than usual, making the morning bite slow. Water was generally clear, prompting anglers to use light line and smaller baits. Spinners and spoons were
One of these springs, the gobblers are just going to surrender. I can see it now: a trio of longbeards marching back to my truck, wings behind their heads, just giving up before I even
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