The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is considering establishing dam-release tailwater trout fisheries in our state. Tailwater trout fisheries rely on regular and dependable bottom releases of cold water from reservoirs. In addition to its
I knew what was going to happen the second my editor told me a letter had come in reporting a mountain lion sighting. He would ask me to follow up and do a story, which
Over the years, I have heard many complaints about Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife conservation officers being overzealous, unfair and too tough. But a report given by the agency’s law-enforcement chief at the commissioners’ recent work
Laurel Lake (Cumberland County) Largemouth bass about 12 inches long were hitting in recent weeks, with soft plastic crawlers the ticket. Conodoguinet Creek, Susquehanna River (Cumberland County) A slow bass bite was reported, with just
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Striped bass, including one 30-pounder, were hitting on live herring, drifted, in late July. Smallmouth bass were reported in 15 feet on watermelon-color tubes. Walleyes were biting in the wee hours
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Jim Neary’s Bait and Tackle reported a below-average bass bite in early August. The best catches were coming in deep water on jig-and-pigs fished off wood, or on swim baits before
Brian Witherite sees his share of poaching.
Despite an intensive effort to save fish, state fisheries biologists were bracing for a large die-off of multiple species at Tamarack Lake
A 21-year-old man is expected to face charges in connection with a wolf-dog on the loose in a Philadelphia park that resulted in a costly capture involving multiple government agencies
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