Sayers Lake (Centre County) Crappies and sunfish were reported on jigs and crawlers, and bass were being released around the lake. Numbers of large catfish were reported during in the evenings at both upper and
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) Water was a little high and off-color June 7 and in the 50s. Slate drakes and caddis were hatching. Nymphing caddis patterns was productive. Hatches included tan caddis (14-16), sulphurs
Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Water was a little above-average but a nice color June 7. Excellent nymphing was reported. Hatches included black midges (24), black stoneflies (14-16), tan caddis (16), sulphurs (14-16), slate drakes (12-14).
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) Water was normal flow, about 66 degrees, and a little off-color but clearing June 7. Fish were becoming more active on top, rising to caddis and sulphurs. Blue Marsh Lake (Berks
The final chapters of the weather story for 2012, of course, have yet to be written, but halfway through the year the plot will surely focus on the dramatic swing in precipitation trends, according to
A stream outing with my daughter a year ago led to the discovery of ripening black raspberries — lots of them! The trout fishing was good, but three days later, we were back toting containers
A boat accident on Oneida Lake in New York earlier this year could force clubs to scale down on their summer bass tournaments. The accident occurred during a bass tournament hosted by PA Basscasters. One
Discourse really heated up on May 29, at the Pennsylvania Game Commission work group session. Based on Bob Frye’s story in the most recent issue of Pennsylvania Outdoor News (6-8-12), I guess that I missed
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Great fishing was reported in recent weeks, with 25-inch-plus brown trout taken on live herring between Paupack and Shuman points. Anglers trolling herring also were catching striped bass. Walleyes up to
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