Pennsylvania’s statewide fishing report for June 30, 2023
Staff Report
June 30, 2023
Rains come finally; big fish caught in many waters. A look at the fishing report from across Pennsylvania on June 30, 2023.
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Now leading the nation in licensed bowhunters, Pennsylvania has come long way since inaugural archery season
Tyler Frantz
June 29, 2023
While moseying through a historic log cabin on my parents’ property a few years ago, I came across an old dusty box of magazines. Within the stack, a July 1963 issue of Pennsylvania Game News
Acquiring antlerless hunting license in Pennsylvania turned out to be slow and difficult
Ron Steffe
June 27, 2023
The morning of June 26, I signed on to my Hunt Pa. internet account at 7:52 a.m. There was a nice countdown to the 8 o’clock start, when we hunters could begin the process of
Pennsylvania reader stories: Winter morning pheasant hunt has healing quality
Christopher Ross
June 25, 2023
Of all the mornings to go out hunting in January, we had chosen one of the coldest.
My father and I arrived at a frozen parking lot in Royersford, at 7 a.m. My friend
Smoke, drought create bizarre spring landscape in Pennsylvania
Tom Venesky
June 24, 2023
The outdoors can be a harsh place.
Winter is the season when the natural landscape often takes a cruel turn, defined by frozen ground, frigid temperatures and chilling winds. The dull, barren winter landscape
Here’s how to find deep-water crappies
Vic Attardo
June 23, 2023
If you’re a dedicated crappie angler, this is when things get dicey.
With the water warming, corresponding with sunny weather, crappies in big lakes will be found deeper. It’s not easy finding crappies in
Targeting ‘junk fish’ can be an entertaining diversion
Freddie McKnight
June 22, 2023
The ripple at the tail end of the pool was being made at regular intervals as the fish fed during the evening fly hatch. Carefully as I could, I eased into position from above, then
No-kill brown trout rule in Pennsylvania warrants caution
Ben Moyer
June 21, 2023
It is encouraging to learn of creative new initiatives in Pennsylvania trout management. For a long time, there was little real management in trout management. We raised lots of any kind of trout we could,
Pittsburgh stream turns red; not due to mine drainage
Deborah Weisberg
June 21, 2023
Nine Mile Run looked like tomato soup in early June, the result of a municipal drinking water pipe that ruptured in a nearby neighborhood.
The incident, which occurred June 4 during a prolonged dry
