Pine, Little Pine creeks (Lycoming County) Fishing activity increased in cooling water, and heavy rainfall in early September improved flow. Hatches included a few Blue-Winged Olives, some midges, the occasional Caddisfly, and Slate Drakes. The
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon, Blair counties) Low clear water in the 60s was reported Sept. 12. While water was becoming cooler, anglers were advised to monitor fluctuating temperatures. A few caddis and slate drakes and
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) A good perch bite on herring or fathead minnows was reported in recent weeks. Smallmouth bass were hitting crankbaits in 12 to 15 feet. Striped bass were slow. Pickerel up to
Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Nice numbers of smallmouth bass and a few trout were reported in recent weeks. The smallmouths were running small. Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Tricos were hatching in the late mornings.
Folks who are into fall trout fishing may want to make the most of it in coming weeks because next year fall stockings will be just a memory on many streams
For years hunters have expressed concern that the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s deer management program has reduced numbers to dangerously low levels in some areas of the state. While I agree this has happened in some
I have been out scouting a few times in Centre and Blair counties and I’ll share my observations for readers of this blog. The bad news – I see very few (if any) apples anywhere.
West Branch Reservoir (Portage County) Persistence is the name of the game for pursuing one of Ohio’s largest sport fish – the muskie. One photo of a landed muskie can take your status among your
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