There’s a good chance steelhead anglers may catch a different strain of trout in Erie this year. The Pennsylvania Steelhead Association (PSA) is looking for anglers to report their catches including ...
The top 10 places to book fishing trips in Pennsylvania involve two major bodies of water, including one in northwestern Pennsylvania and the second in eastern Pennsylvania. FishingBooker, a leading ...
In Pennsylvania, there are two days in 2025 when anyone, non-Pennsylvania residents included, can fish for free. Those days include May 25, which is the Sunday before Memorial Day, and July 4, which ...
A teen fishing in a walleye/steelhead tournament thought he had hooked a big steelhead, but once the fish was boated, he quickly realized it was a salmon species that was out of place in Lake Erie. It ...
Local anglers are being asked to share their insight on an invasive species. The Round Goby is a small and agressive fish ...
Discover the impressive history of record-breaking fish catches in Pennsylvania. The state's oldest fishing record dates back to 1924. The latest record was set in 2023, when a flathead catfish ...
Should anglers be required to leave a small piece of the fish skin on a filet when using a public fish cleaning station? That’s the question the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission’s Law Enforcement ...
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PFBC president highlights opportunities and challenges for Pa.'s anglers in coming year
The president of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and owner of a major tackle retailer shares why anglers need more access to fishing locations as the agency works to create more ...
Most regard any reminiscing about the big one that got away as irksome, if not downright painful. No, this isn’t about a particular fish, but it is about fishing. What got away is a 22-foot boat with ...
Steelhead are starting to return to Lake Erie tributaries and here's what anglers should expect to catch this fall and winter.
Anglers in Erie may catch Shasta rainbow trout, a different strain stocked two years ago in Lake Erie tributaries. Shasta trout were marked by clipping their adipose fin to distinguish them from ...
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