Penn’s Creek (Union County) Water was low, clear and in the 50s but fishing well March 31. Stonefly and caddisfly nymphs were working, although a few trout were surface-feeding on dry stoneflies and Blue-Winged Olives.
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Flow was lower than normal and clear and in the 50s March 31. Nymphing with small to mid-size flies and streamers (6 or smaller) was productive. Hatches included black midges,
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Conditions were still cold April 1 and activity was slow. Fishing Creek (Columbia County) Clear, lower-than-average flow, and water in the 50s was reported March 30. Blue-winged olives (18) were hatching,
Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Nice releases of trout were reported in late March. Hatches included midges, blue-winged olives, crane flies, and caddis towards evening. Water was clear, making for good top-water fishing. Tulpehocken Creek
A proposal floated in March by the Pennsylvania Game Commission has touched off a firestorm in a segment of the farming community
NORTHWEST REGION •Crawford County WCO Mark A. Allegro recently investigated and prosecuted an individual for shooting into his neighbor’s safety zone while unlawfully shooting at crows from his deck in closed season. •Erie County WCO
Pennsylvania game commissioners gave more than they got this time.
Banquets/Fundraisers. April 14: Susquehanna County SCFSC Banquet, 5 p.m., Jackson Baptist Church. For more info call Joel Whitehead, 570-756-2714. April 14: Pike Wayne TU Banquet, 5 p.m., Lukan’s Farm Resort, Hawley. For more info call
Hunters in Pennsylvania and other northeastern states face a surge in Lyme disease this spring, according to federally-funded researchers
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