
Pennsylvania Fishing Report – Dec. 20, 2019
The opening of rifle deer season took angling pressure off rivers, lakes and streams in early December so fishing activity was down.
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The opening of rifle deer season took angling pressure off rivers, lakes and streams in early December so fishing activity was down.

When anglers have been able to get on the water, there’s been fish to be had.

A few lucky ice anglers were able to get out on some of the smaller waters, but we’re not sure of the current conditions and don’t feel comfortable at this stage of the game in

A mixed bag of fish amid a mixed bag of conditions.

Anglers are urged to step cautiously when at wild trout waters to avoid harming redds, as brown and brook trout are spawning at this time of year.

Lake: LaPorte Area Lakes Fishing report: Anglers that still have their boats out can find panfish in their first-ice locations. Using ice fishing tactics out of a boat can be productive this time of year

For the most part across the state, fishing pressure has been light.

We are hitting that time of year again, though there is still plenty of good fishing left, many anglers have put away the rods and reels and headed to the woods. Reports will be tougher

The secret to success this time of the year is to use a lively minnow. You will have to continually change your minnow because they don’t last long.
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