Lake Oneida, Butler County
Site Staff
September 2, 2021
Largemouth bass are the star at Oneida these days. It’s been a steady climb to the top, too, as surveys done in 2010, 2015 and 2020 reveal.
Woods & Waters
Focus on Erie County’s often-overlooked options
Site Staff
August 19, 2021
Erie County has a number of great fishing waters outside the lake and tributaries – ones that offer equal or better angling opportunities than the better-known waters.
Community Park Lake, Bucks County
Site Staff
August 5, 2021
Unique-to-this-area opportunities center on walleyes and tiger muskies.
Yellow Creek Lake, Indiana County
Site Staff
July 22, 2021
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission biologists have surveyed Yellow Creek Lake four times in the last 20 years or so. The trends uncovered are good ones.
Clarion River, Clarion County
Site Staff
July 8, 2021
There is also a growing population of walleyes in the lower stretches of the river.
North Park Lake, Allegheny County
Site Staff
June 24, 2021
Targeting catfish at night can result in nonstop action along with a thrill from an occasional bruiser. As for the time of year, successful outings can consistently occur from the late spring to the early
Mauch Chunk Lake, Carbon County
Site Staff
June 10, 2021
Yellow perch are one star. Multiple surveys done by Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission biologists over the past 15 years – as well as angler reports – indicate a lot of them reach nice sizes.
Crooked Creek Lake, Armstrong County
Site Staff
May 27, 2021
It is realistic to envision catching 12 or more bronzebacks during a morning or an evening excursion. Smallmouths exceeding 12 inches provide lots of action and latching onto a 17-to 18-incher is possible.
Struble Lake, Chester County
Site Staff
May 13, 2021
Struble Lake is about 50% more likely to give up a legal walleye 15 inches or longer than similar lakes nearby. And it’s about four times as likely to give up a walleye of at
