By Eric Richards
Every winter our rivers and the fish that reside in them go through many changes. We cannot predict the weather and water levels. However the predictable thing is that the walleye, musky and bass will be on the move.
I am excited to announce the launch of a brand new website called Dreams To Reality, www.DreamsToRealityLogHome.com , where you can follow along as I build my Estemerwalt Log Home!
By Shane Hutton, Clairton, PA
My name is Shane Hutton from Pittsburgh, PA. I am an avid outdoorsmen and more than anything love to hunt. I have been getting deer (doe) every year with the help of my father since I was 12 years old. Now hunting has become the thing that I look forward to the most all year, not Christmas, not birthdays, not summer.
By Brad Barkdoll
The first day of rifle season was one I had been wishing for. Not only was the sky clear, but the temperature was great, not to cold, but not hot enough for deer to slow down and not move as much.
Well it has been awhile since my last journal. To be honest with you it has been so busy. First was hunting season. I didn’t get a deer I saw quite a few smaller bucks. Filming put an all new twist on things.
By Joe Hnatishion
There is one fly that will catch fish on the Tulpehocken Creek twelve months a year. One fly is all you need. It is the zebra midge, a simple fly that imitates the most abundant insect life in this stream.
Product Review by Mike Bell, PSP Field Staff
Features:
HARRISBURG – With the spring gobbler season set to open in April, Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe is reminding all first-time license buyers to make plans to attend a Hunter-Trapper Education (HTE) course now.
Recently, my family and I made a trip to Harrisburg PA to attend the Eastern Outdoor and Sports Show. I have been at this show for the last 5 years and enjoy all it has to offer.
Finding time to get outside this past month has been almost impossible, but we had the next best thing, the Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show in Harrisburg.
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