Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Water was very low and clear and in the 50s, but insects were hatching and good fishing was reported. With sulphurs on the water as of April 28, sulphur emergers
Pennsylvania game commissioners gave final approval to hunting seasons and bag limits at their most recent meeting in Harrisburg
Pohopoco Creek (Carbon County) Fly anglers reported success downstream of the outflow of Beltzville Lake. Beltzville Lake (Carbon County) The striped bass bite was heating up on large shiners and large stickbaits. Maple Lake, Curtis
The state’s five-county elk population continues to grow and expand and is healthy
Joshua McCaulley, of Grazierville, Blair County, is an average fellow in many ways, but one thing that sets him apart from the crowd is his interest in and love for reptiles and amphibians
For years, folks who have voiced fears and strident warnings about the impact of predators on Pennsylvania’s deer fawns have been widely regarded as kooks and cranks. But a study unfolding in the Upper Peninsula
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Smallmouth bass were hitting stickbaits in the back end of coves near the stream mouths. Walleyes were hitting stickbaits on the flats after dark. Delaware River Shad were hitting flutter spoons,
Hokendauqua, Coplay creeks (Lehigh County) Water was low and clear April 14, but nice trout catches were reported. Little Lehigh River, Jordan Creek (Lehigh County) PF&BC and Queen City Nursery stockings provided plenty of trout
NORTHWEST REGION •Butler County WCO Christopher J. Deal said several treestands had to be removed from state game lands and will be held for 30 days before being disposed of. “These treestands were placed on
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