After a challenging year for steelhead anglers, the PFBC is considering an hours change to a popular spot on Walnut Creek. Here's why ...

A Carbon County angler caught a 30-inch rainbow in Trout Creek. It's one of the many large fish stocked by a club that also has a kids contest.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission saw a slight dip in ... “We’re up a little less than 1% since 2019 in fishing license sales. And for a state with an aging population with more and more ...

The park service is more “preservationist” in its views, he said, while the state looks for ways the public can harness its natural resources, in this case through steelhead fishing.

It's unlikely that Pennsylvania anglers will see an increase in the cost of their fishing license next year. (Stock photo) Looks like the price of fishing licenses won’t increase next year. During his ...

The remaining steelhead ... fishing in Olcott Harbor. Third and fourth place were brothers Trevor and Aiden Wilson of Lewiston with 3.93 pounds and 3.73 pounds of bullheads from 12 Mile Creek ...

PHILADELPHIA — Trout can get carsick. That’s why millions of rainbow, golden, brook and brown trout have been crisscrossing Pennsylvania in large trucks on empty stomachs for the last month.

Briar Creek Lake in Columbia County is, you might say, another example of the twist on the “BOGO” concept applied to fishing. You know how a BOGO works. Walking into a store – groceries are famous for ...

Just a short walk down the road, along the banks of Fishing Creek, dozens of dedicated fishermen and women lined the water’s edge. Rain jackets and umbrellas were out in full force, but spirits ...

(WKBN) – Despite the weather, Saturday marks the beginning of trout fishing season in Pennsylvania. Throughout the 2025 season, the state’s Fish and Boat Commission says it will stock about 3. ...

Now that trout season has officially started in Pennsylvania, it's a great time to get a fishing license. We put together this step-by-step guide to help you through the process.Video above ...

Anglers ages 16 and older must be licensed in both states. The cost for an annual fishing license in Pennsylvania is $27.97 for residents and $60.97 for non-residents, while a trout permit costs ...