West Branch of Susquehanna River (Lycoming County) A few muskies were released in recent weeks, but catfish were the main catch at various parts of the river, with store-bought baits and nightcrawlers productive. Rose Valley
Codorus Lake, Pinchot Lake, Lake Marburg (Adams, York counties) The largemouth bass bite was on at Codorus and Pinchot, while Marburg was yielding white bass in big numbers on nightcrawlers. Standing Stone Creek (Blair County)
An otherwise common disease once rare here is back and killing white-tailed deer.
Upper Promised Land (Pike County) A nice crappie bite was reported, along with bass and pickerel. Little Mud Pond (Pike County) Bass and panfish were generally good. Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Striped bass were hitting
For the first time, starting now, bowhunters in the state’s four most urban wildlife management units will be able to participate in overlapping bear- and deer-hunting opportunities.
Lehigh River Anglers were catching decent numbers of smallmouth bass on small crawlers. Trout were hit or miss. Twister tails and rubber worms, live minnows, and leeches were working on a variety of species. Little
Pennsylvania’s deer management system may soon have a twin.
A recent survey conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service found that hunters nationwide increased by 9 percent, while the number of anglers jumped 11 percent in 2011. That’s great news, but on the
To sell more fishing licenses, the Legislature has granted the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission permission to lower the cost of fishing licenses and permits by making attractive packages. The agency needs to think outside
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