The calendar says fall. But the fish don’t know that. In NW PA, all species are still in transition. Although fish are all over the lake and river looking to settle in when cooler water arrives, right now it takes some extra effort to make good catches. In our region, the Lake Erie walleye bite…
[ CONTINUE READING ]Into the transition from summer to fall – the bite is changing. Fish can be caught if you are will to adjust and experiment. Read the Report to get the most comprehensive view of fishing across NW Pennsylvania at this moment. And check out the September forecast. Read Online
[ CONTINUE READING ]You cannot call it the dog days of summer when anglers are making record catches of walleyes on Lake Erie, big panfish are being hauled in at Conneaut Lake, smallmouth bass are chewing on the Allegheny River and hybrid stripers & white bass (plus crappies) are busting shad schools on Shenango Lake almost every day….
[ CONTINUE READING ]Don’t let the Dog Days of Summer fool you. There is plenty of good fishing opportunities right now in NW Pennsylvania. Yes, the Erie walleye bite continues strong – although the fish are moving about a bit those easy limits are still a daily happening. The Allegheny River and French Creek look in prime shape…
[ CONTINUE READING ]It’s beginning to feel a lot more like a normal summer. Let’s hope it continues so everyone can get back out fishing. The walleye fishing on Erie remains off the charts. If the weather allows you to get out, it’s almost a guarantee to limit out with walleye within a couple hours on the big…
[ CONTINUE READING ]Middle of summer means some major shifts in where to fish and what you might expect to catch. The walleye bite on Erie is insane and limit catches are expected to continue when weather allows anglers to get out. Largemouth bass fishing on inland lakes is hot. Catfish are a significant part of many angler’s…
[ CONTINUE READING ]When will the monsoon season in western Pennsylvania come to an end? Storm after storm has disrupted spring fishing since mid-May. And the rain and thunderstorms keep coming. Still there’s some impressive catches being made by anglers during the few days that the wind and rain have been at bay. Check out this issue of…
[ CONTINUE READING ]Fishing and fish catching are both in high gear during June in NW PA. Water temps are such that every species is currently active – no matter what you like to fish for. Our over abundant rainfall has created a few minor problems with lake levels and river flows – but we are not in…
[ CONTINUE READING ]Just in time for Memorial Day Weekend plans. It’s the time of year almost every species is biting. From trout streams to big river, from ponds to Lake Erie – it’s happening. From crappie to Lake Trout. What every you like to fish for, it’s time to GO FISH! Read Online
[ CONTINUE READING ]The calendar says it May but it still feels like early-April in NW PA. However, fish are biting so all is right with the world. Find out where the hot bites for walleyes, crappies, perch, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass and trout are happening right now by checking the NW PA Fishing Report. Read Online
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