Nockamixon Lake (Bucks County) – Walleye fishing picked up in recent weeks, with anglers targeting points and ledges, trolling crankbaits. Bass and crappies also have been hitting. Delaware River (Bucks County) – Fishing pressure picked
Spring Creek (Centre County) – Flow was low Sept. 25, and tricos were still hatching, mornings, along with less consistent tan, olive and dun-color caddis (16-18), small blue-winged olives (22-24), and blue quills in the
Benezette, Pa. – Most sportsmen would agree that getting the chance to hunt elk in Pennsylvania would be pretty special. Having the chance to hunt or trap a bobcat would be pretty neat, too. But
Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) – A couple of 5-pound lake trout were boated in 69-degree water Sept. 25 – a sign that cooler weather could improve the bite on striped bass. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon
Harrisburg – This year’s archery season might be the last of its kind. Right now, hunters armed with vertical bows – be they compounds, recurves, or longbows – are roaming the woods, looking for white-tailed
Sept. 27:_RMEF Banquet, 4 p.m., Meadville PA Elks Club. For more info call Barb Tobin, 814-425-7528. Sept. 27: Bedford Fulton Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Breezewood Fire Hall. For more info call Larry Harclerode,
Lake Erie – September can be an excellent month for perch when conditions cooperate, although cold fronts can bring a lot of wind. Rough weather mid-month made fishing difficult. Perch were hitting in 62 to
Somerset, Pa. – A conservation alliance that dates to the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration has come to an ugly end. The National Wildlife Federation has dumped the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs as its state
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