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March 23 issue NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegills, channel catfish, crappies, Erie tributaries, G&G Marine Electronics, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin, guide services, Lake Wilhelm, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Shenango River, Smallmouth Bass, steelhead, walleyes, Wiegel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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The ice is all gone! Crappies, perch and bluegills are biting in the shallows. Pymatuning walleyes are up next. The early river smallmouth is on. Some aggressive steelheads still in tributaries. All is good. Go Fish! "Download Report"

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Feb 22 issue NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, bluegill, Canadohta Lake, Conneaut Lake, Crappie, Eaton Reservoir, Erie tributaries, French Creek, G&G Marine Electronics, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin Electronics, guide services, Lake Erie, Lake LeBoeuf, Lake Wilhelm, Muskellunge, northern pike, Pennsylvania’s Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Shenango Lake, Steelhead trout, walleye, Wiegel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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Wild weather in late February is creating a mixed mess on waterways. Ice cover is wearing thin and rivers are over full. Fishing success is limited. Anglers looking forward to spring. "Download Report"

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November 10 issue NW PA Fishing Report

• By KMSadmin
• Allegheny River, crappies, Erie tributaries, French Creek, G&G Marine Electronics, Gamma Fishing Line, Garmin Fishing Finders, guide services, Lake Erie, lake trout, Oil Creek, Pennsylvania Great Lakes Region, Presque Isle Bay, Pymatuning Lake, Rainbow Trout, Shenango Lake, Smallmouth Bass, steelhead, walleyes, Weigel Brothers Marine, yellow perch
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This time of fall is some of the best fishing of the entire year for big fish in NW PA. Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleyes, Crappies, Muskies, Northern Pike, Crappies and even Bluegills are putting on the feedbag. The big fish bite won’t last much longer – colder water temps are on the way. Check...

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