NORTHWEST REGION Erie County WCO Michael A. Girosky has seen an increase in dumping litter on SGL 314 in the past two months. Forest County WCO Frank E. Leichtenberger said several major trash dumping incidents
Record-setting temperatures through much of the state in late July kept anglers off the water and made for a slow bite on many fisheries. Anglers are reminded that in hot water conditions, trout streams should
Harrisburg – Fishing license sales in Pennsylvania bounced back in recent months – perhaps because of better weather or maybe due to Cabela’s tagged-fish contest – Fish & Boat Commission officials revealed recently, but the
Whether you are for or against being able to hunt all game animals on Sundays, the Board of Pennsylvania Game Commissioners recently took a position that will not help them in the long run. They
Harrisburg – Soon, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat commissioners will be asked to approve plans to allow drillers to mine for Marcellus gas under agency property. The commission has been negotiating with drillers to lease the
Trout streams, especially wild trout waters, were becoming warm in early July, and anglers were urged to avoid them or to exercise extreme caution when catching and releasing fish so as not to stress them
NORTHWEST REGION Mercer County WCO Donald G. Chaybin said eagle nest sites in the county have produced at least 12 confirmed young this season. “That number will actually be greater because the young from several
Special Event July 30: McDonald Sportsmen’s Assoc. Gun Bash. For more info call Jim Rozum, 412-498-9977. July 31: Pitcairn Monroeville Sportsmens Club, Gun Bash, 1-7 p.m., White Oak Athletic Assoc. Hall. For more info call
Confluence, Pa. – For days leading up to the Fourth of July weekend, a bright yellow racing boat evoked awe as well as ire on the Youghiogheny River Reservoir that straddles Pennsylvania and Maryland. The
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