Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Water was a little off-color but a nice level May 24. Temperature was in the 50s. Slate Drakes and a few sulphurs were still hatching, and Green Drakes were seen.
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Great fishing was reported in recent weeks, with 25-inch-plus brown trout taken on live herring between Paupack and Shuman points. Anglers trolling herring also were catching striped bass. Walleyes up to
Hokendauqua Creek (Northampton County) Trout-fishing was productive in recent weeks. Lake Minsi (Northampton County) Bass and big bluegills were reported in recent weeks. Crappies were hitting in the shallows, along with pickerel, both on shiners.
Pennsylvania Game commissioners held a work group session in Harrisburg May 29, with the main discussion item a review of the state’s wildlife management unit system
The fight to bring Sunday hunting to Pennsylvania is not over yet
The state Department of Environmental Protection apparently has no intention of listing the lower Susquehanna River as “impaired”
The stream conditions in Central Pennsylvania — the real central Pa., not the Harrisburg area, which is actually more southeast — have been superb and I’ve been out taking advantage them. The good flows and
Lehigh River The stretch from Jim Thorpe downstream to the Palmerton Pool was yielding nice trout. Strap Raysely, of Laurys Station, caught three nice trout over 14 inches each, and six smallmouths on minnows. Little
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Walleyes were active on stickbaits along shore, and running 6 to 8 pounds. Channel catfish from 10 to 15 pounds were hitting off the docks, and crappies were taking fatheads in
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