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Bass Fishing Lake Erie for Pressured Bass.
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Navigating the Waters: Lake Erie Fishing Charters in Michigan with Reel Blessed
The shimmering expanse of Lake Erie, with its teeming waters and breathtaking landscapes, stands as an angler's haven, particularly in the Michigan region. For those who are seeking an adventure beyond the ordinary, Lake Erie fishing charters in Michigan by Reel Blessed Fishing Charter offer an unforgettable journey into the heart of angling excellence.
The Allure of Lake Erie Fishing in Michigan
1. Walleye Wonderland:
Lake Erie is renowned for its vibrant walleye population, and Michigan's waters are no exception. Reel Blessed Fishing Charter takes you to prime fishing grounds, ensuring an encounter with trophy-sized walleye that populate these fertile waters.
2. Scenic Beauty:
Beyond the thrill of the catch, Lake Erie offers a picturesque backdrop for your fishing expedition. Michigan's shores boast stunning vistas, providing a serene and visually captivating environment for an immersive fishing experience.
Why Choose Reel Blessed Fishing Charter in Michigan
1. Expert Guidance:
Our seasoned captains bring a wealth of experience to the helm, navigating the intricacies of Lake Erie's waters with finesse. Benefit from their expertise as they guide you to the best spots for a successful and enjoyable fishing adventure.
2. Fully-Equipped Charters:
Embark on your fishing journey with confidence, equipped with top-of-the-line gear and a fully-equipped charter boat. Reel Blessed ensures that your angling experience is not only productive but also comfortable and seamless.
3. Customized Adventures:
Whether you're a seasoned angler seeking a challenging expedition or a novice eager to learn, Reel Blessed Fishing Charter tailors its trips to accommodate all skill levels. Our charters are designed to deliver a memorable and personalized experience for every guest.
4. Multi-Species Opportunities:
While walleye may be the primary focus, Lake Erie in Michigan offers a diverse range of fish species. From yellow perch to smallmouth bass, our fishing charters provide opportunities to reel in a variety of catches, adding to the excitement of your adventure.
The Reel Blessed Experience
1. Fishing for All:
At Reel Blessed, we believe that the joy of fishing should be accessible to everyone. Our Lake Erie fishing charters in Michigan cater to individuals, families, and groups, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared experiences on the open water.
2. Safety First:
Your safety is our top priority. Reel Blessed Fishing Charter adheres to the highest safety standards, ensuring that each trip is not only enjoyable but also conducted with the utmost care and precaution.
3. Booking Made Easy:
Planning your Lake Erie fishing adventure in Michigan is a breeze with Reel Blessed. Visit our user-friendly website at reelblessedfishingcharter.com to explore charter options, check availability, and secure your spot for an upcoming fishing excursion.
Embrace the Adventure with Reel Blessed Fishing Charter
Embark on a fishing expedition like no other with Reel Blessed Fishing Charter in Michigan. Our Lake Erie fishing charters promise more than just a day on the water; they promise an immersive and unforgettable angling experience. Book your charter, pack your enthusiasm, and get ready to reel in the excitement on the scenic waters of Lake Erie in Michigan.
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Bass and steelhead are biting in Lake Erie, PA! 🎣🐟
The fishing report for Lake Erie is looking good, with anglers catching both bass and steelhead in the shallower waters of the lake. Smallmouth bass are particularly active around weed beds and structure, while steelhead are starting to stage near the mouths of rivers and streams in preparation for their fall run.
If you're planning a fishing trip to Lake Erie, be sure to bring a variety of lures, including crankbaits, spinnerbaits, jerkbaits, and spoons. And remember to check the weather forecast and lake conditions before heading out.
Have fun and good luck! 🤞
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More Bass Fishing News by Alina Krasinski
Freemont Education Teacher Catches Largest Smallmouth Bass on Lake Erie - Ever.
Gregg Gallagher, a 54 year old business teacher from Fremont Ross Highschool was fishing Lake Erie on Sunday, November 6th when he caught a 10 pound, 15 ounce smallmouth on the Canadian side of Lake Erie, measuring 23.75 inches in length. Accounts say this is only one of 4 smallmouth over 10 pounds ever documented.
The all time record for the species sits at 11 pounds, 15 ounces- held by David Hayes in 1955 on Lake Dave Hollow.
Initially, Gregg thought he was wrestling with a different species of fish due to how big the fish is and how his rod was doubled over- only to realize not long after, that it is indeed the catch of a lifetime.
For those who may not know a lot on the subject, the average weight for a smallmouth bass is 6.6 pounds and 8-15 inches in length. Congratulations to Mr.Gallagher- this is what every angler dreams about! In other news, I think Im about to go fish Lake Erie...
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5 Incredible Day Trips You Can Take From Plymouth, MI
The summer is here, making it the perfect time for amazing day trips from Plymouth, MI, to beautiful places to enjoy fun in the sun. Pack your gear and hop in your Chevy Trailblazer, Equinox, or Trax and experience the outdoors, hiking, biking, fishing, paddling, and boating in beautiful surroundings.
1. Have Fun Hiking at Sterling State Park in Monroe
The 1,300-acre Sterling State Park in Monroe is the only state park in Michigan on Lake Erie. The park is the ideal destination for hiking and biking down seven miles of nature trails and paddling or boating on Lake Erie or one of the three lagoons. Spend a relaxing afternoon in the sun on the one-mile sandy beach and have a picnic in one of the shady spots under the trees overlooking Lake Erie.
2. Cool Down in Kensington Metropark in Milford
Kensington Metropark stretches out over 4,481-acres of tree-covered hills surrounding the scenic 1,200-acre Kent Lake. The park is a fantastic place to escape the summer heat at the Maple and Martindale beaches and the Splash ‘n Blast. You can play disc golf on the 27-hole course, hike and bike down the trails, and enjoy an unforgettable cruise on the Island Queen to watch the sunset before you head home.
3. Explore the Beauty of Waterloo State Recreation Area in Chelsea
Take a drive out to Chelsea and explore nature in the picturesque 21,000-acre Waterloo State Recreation Area, one of the largest parks in Michigan. Hike, bike, and horseback ride down 50 miles of trails that cut through dense forests, meadows, and wetlands. Take your fishing gear along and reel in largemouth and smallmouth bass, pike, bluegill, and sunfish in one of the park’s eleven lakes.
4. Go Mountain Biking in Pontiac Lake State Recreation Area in Waterford Township
Pontiac Lake State Recreation Area has the longest beach in southeast Michigan and one of the best mountain biking trails in the country. The 11-mile Pontiac Lake Mountain Bike Trail runs through the park’s forests, cuts through marches, and is one of the most technical mountain biking trails in the state. The park also has a scenic two-mile hiking trail and a 17-mile equestrian trail and offers horse-drawn hayrides and sunset rides.
5. Experience a Fishing Adventure on the Paw Paw River and Lake Michigan in Benton Harbor
It’s well worth the drive to Benton Harbor for summer fun on the Paw Paw River, Galien River, and Lake Michigan. Many companies in Benton Harbor rent kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards to paddle from Silver Beach Country Park on Lake Michigan or along the Galien River to the New Buffalo Marsh.
You can also contact one of the charter companies in the area and spend the day on Lake Michigan fishing for salmon or perch or hook steelhead, walleye, and smallmouth bass from a boat on one of the rivers.
It’s summer, so get off the couch and get out there and have a blast outdoors, enjoying fun and exciting activities. Make sure your Chevy is in good condition before you hit the road. Pop in at Lou LaRiche Chevrolet today for a thorough vehicle checkup by qualified Chevrolet technicians.
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How To Catch Big Bass in Huge waves on Lake Erie It's Early April 2017 and The WNYfishing is unreal. Watch how I tack into the waves and keep bottom contact in order to catch Trophy smallmouth bass. source
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South Bass Island State Park
1523 Catawba Ave.
Put-In-Bay, OH 43456
Balanced atop the white cliffs of South Bass Island, the park offers visitors a tranquil setting to enjoy nature and expansive views of Lake Erie. Located a few miles from one of Ohio's top tourist destinations-- Put-In-Bay-- visitors can enjoy camping, swimming, picnicking, and fishing. Overnight accommodations includes a campground, cabents, and camper cabin.
Prior to the late 1700s, the Lake Erie Island region had been occupied by Ottawa and Huron (Wyandot) Native American tribes. After the Revolutionary War, the land was granted to the former colonies and land development companies. However, the native Americans had not given up their own claims to these lands, resulting in ongoing conflicts with settlers. The British also remained in the area, harassing American ships, and encouraging the Indian resistance.
In 1807, John Pierpont Edwards of the Connecticut Land Company was granted ownership of the Bass islands. Edwards deeded the islands to his son, John Stark Edwards, settled on South Bass Island in 1811, and successfully cleared 100 acres and raised a crop of wheat within the first year. In June 1812, the U.S. declared war against Great Britain. Later that summer, the British recaptured their Revolutionary War stronghold, Fort Detroit, and ramped up the conflict. The Lake Erie Islands were evacuated.
A young naval officer, Oliver Hazard Perry, established a Lake Erie fleet to reassert American dominance on the lake. In September of 1813, Perry maneuvered his ships to the well protected cove at South Bass Island’s Put-In-Bay. Perry is reputed to have discovered Perry’s Cave as he prepared for the upcoming battle. Despite setbacks and his inferior fleet, Oliver Hazard Perry defeated the British commander Robert Barclay in a harrowing battle on September 10, 1813. Perry declared, "We have met the enemy and they are ours." The victory gave the Americans control of Lake Erie and led to the ultimate defeat of the British in the War of 1812.
John Stark Edwards died in 1813. His brother, Alfred, assumed control of the island and cut many of the island’s trees for timber in the 1830s and '40s. South Bass and the other islands remained sparsely settled until 1854, when Jose DeRivera purchased five of the islands. At first he turned Put-In-Bay into a sheep ranch with a herd of 2,000, but eventually he converted the island into a fruit farm. Despite the extreme northern location, the islands have the longest frost-free period in Ohio due to the stabilizing effect of the lake. By 1880, grapes and wine were the South Bass Island’s sole agricultural products, and became known as the "Wine Islands." Several island wineries still exist today.
Put-in-Bay became a tourist destination by the 1870s, and a number of small hotels were established near the bay. In 1889, promoter J.K. Tillotson began construction of a grand summer resort, the Hotel Victory, on the other side of the island near Stone’s Cove (the site of today’s state park). When it opened in June 1892, Victory Hotel was the largest hotel in the world. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by fire in 1919. The foundation of the swimming pool is all that remains. The former hotel land had remained mostly undeveloped when the state of Ohio purchased the property at Stone’s Cove in 1938, and constructed a new public dock. This property, along with Oak Point, was added to the state park system in 1951.
South Bass Island, in the western basin of Lake Erie, was formed during the glacial period when massive ice sheets from Canada advanced into Ohio. Glaciers gouged and scoured the bedrock, and their tremendous weight left deep depressions which filled with meltwater as the climate warmed and the glaciers retreated, forming the Great Lakes. Evidence of the glaciers can still be seen in the island’s bedrock, as small scratches in the rock surface known as glacial striations, and in deeper glacial grooves. A small set of glacial grooves is visible in exposed bedrock near the group camp at South Bass Island, while a large tract of impressive grooves is preserved on Kelleys Island.
Overall, Lake Erie is the shallowest of the Great Lakes, ranging from 25 feet deep in the western basin, to 61 feet deep in the central basin and an average depth of 120 feet in the eastern basin. As a result of its unequal, shallow basin, Lake Erie is known for its sudden, violent storms with high waves. Its warm temperatures produce greater numbers and varieties of fish than any other Great Lake, including walleye, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, white bass, and channel catfish. Annual catches nearly equal the combined catch of all other Great Lakes.
South Bass Island is dotted with collapsed caverns, which formed from the unique combination of the island’s layered dolomite bedrock, and the ever present lake water. Perry’s Cave is one of the few that has remained with its roof intact, and is one of the largest, at 200 feet long and 165 feet wide. The cave is more than 50 feet below the land surface. A rare underground lake deep within the cave rises and falls with the lake level.
The Lake Erie islands and shoreline provide precious habitat for the unique Lake Erie water snake. The eastern fox snake is common and harmless, but often mistaken for a rattlesnake because of its bold coloration and tendency to shake its tail when alarmed. The island is host to a variety of other reptiles and amphibians, including the red-eared slider, midland painted turtle, and common map turtle, and the mudpuppy and northern redback salamander.
Migrating songbirds and monarch butterflies rest here before winging across the lake. Hundreds of different bird species have been identified, making this one of the best birdwatching areas in the country. Dozens of species of migratory waterfowl also take refuge here. The bald eagle has made a dramatic comeback on Lake Erie, with several nesting pairs in the area.
The island’s shallow alkaline soils provide an ideal substrate for red cedar trees. Spring wildflowers include common species such as large-flowered trillium, bloodroot, trout lily, spring beauty, and Solomon’s seal, as well as the rare northern bog violet.
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Best Fishing Lakes in Michigan
Fishing is an activity that most people love and enjoy. There is nothing as fun as fishing because we have to wait patiently with hopes that there is a big fish that catches the bait. Most people consider that fishing is just a hobby, but some of them also consider it as a job. A fishing job refers to the way to keep living and earn money to feed the family. There are many lakes that can be used as fishing spots in Michigan. I’m sure that the fish is quite large. Because of that, in this article, we will talk about the best fishing lakes in Michigan.
Lake St. Clair
Lynn Henning holds the 38-inch muskie he landed from Lake St. Clair. – Detroit News
Lake St. Clair is one of the best fishing lakes in Michigan. This freshwater lake lies between Ontario, one of the provinces in Canada, and the U.S State of Michigan. It was named after Saint Clair of Assisi by a group of French catholic explorers in 1679.
It is part of the Great Lakes system, including the St. Clair River and Detroit River. This lake also lies between Lake Huron on the north and Lake Erie on the south. This freshwater lake keeps the fish games healthy, and because of that, this lake holds a reputation as the world’s fishing lake in the world. What kinds of fish you can catch here such as Muskellunge, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Giant Catfish, Pike, and Largemouth Bass. These are the fish that you can possibly catch in Lake St. Clair.
Hubbard Lake
Hubbard Lake is the biggest lake in the 12th state. This lake is located in Alcona County, Northern Michigan. Actually, it is a big lake, and we can go fishing here by visiting one of the three towns, such as Caledonia, Alcona, and Hawes.
This lake is famous for fishing. In this lake, we can catch one of the possible fish, such as Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Lake Trout, Yellow Perch, Milkfish, and many more. The population of Walleye is pretty a lot in spring 2017. Also, the water clarity attracts many fishers in the world to come and fish in this lake. This includes during the winter, and people still want to fish in the frozen lake.
Lake Leelanau
Lake Leelanau, or so be called Carp Lake, is a lake that lies in the Leelanau Peninsula County of Michigan. The body of the lake is broad, and people usually call two parts of the lake as North Lake Leelanau and South Lake Leelanau.
You can catch fish here, such as North Pike, Perch, Walleye, and Smallmouth Bass. Actually, this lake has a natural reproduction of Walleyes, so you will often catch a lot of them.
As for the summary, there are still many best fishing lakes in Michigan that are not mentioned in this article. However, it is a perfect opportunity to keep living during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are living in Michigan, and there is a lake near where you live, then you won’t have to buy food at supermarkets anymore.
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Lake Erie Fishing Charters in Michigan: Your Gateway to Angling Adventures
Michigan, a state renowned for its stunning landscapes and abundant natural beauty, is a hidden gem for anglers. If you're seeking a world-class fishing experience, Lake Erie fishing charters in Michigan offer a gateway to thrilling angling adventures. In this blog, we'll explore the unique charm of fishing in Lake Erie's Michigan waters and the unparalleled experiences offered by Reel Blessed Fishing Charters.
A Diverse Angling Paradise
Lake Erie, the fourth-largest of the Great Lakes, offers a diverse and vibrant ecosystem for anglers. Michigan's stretch of Lake Erie is particularly alluring, featuring a myriad of fish species, including walleye, yellow perch, smallmouth bass, and more. Here's why Lake Erie fishing charters in Michigan are a must-visit for angling enthusiasts:
1. Walleye Wonderland: Lake Erie is renowned for its world-class walleye fishing. These golden-eyed predators inhabit the waters in abundance, providing anglers with thrilling battles and bountiful catches.
2. Scenic Beauty: Michigan's Lake Erie shoreline boasts breathtaking natural beauty, with picturesque vistas and serene waters that make the perfect backdrop for your fishing adventure.
3. Expert Guidance: Lake Erie's vastness can be overwhelming, but professional fishing charters, like Reel Blessed Fishing Charters, offer experienced guides who know the lake intimately. They'll take you to the best fishing spots for a successful day on the water.
4. Quality Gear: When you embark on a Lake Erie fishing charter, you're equipped with top-notch fishing gear, ensuring that you have the best tools for reeling in your prized catch.
Why Choose Reel Blessed Fishing Charters?
While there are numerous fishing charters available, Reel Blessed Fishing Charters stands out as the preferred choice for many anglers seeking Lake Erie fishing adventures in Michigan. Here's why our charters are a cut above the rest:
1. Local Expertise: Our captains and crew are Lake Erie locals with an intimate understanding of the lake's unique conditions and the habits of the fish that call it home.
2. Customized Experiences: We understand that every angler has unique preferences. Our charters are customizable to your needs, whether you're an experienced angler or a novice looking to learn the ropes.
3. Fishing Success: The heart of our mission is to provide you with a memorable fishing experience. Our track record of successful fishing trips and satisfied clients speaks for itself.
4. Variety of Charters: Reel Blessed Fishing Charters offers a range of charter options, from half-day trips to extended adventures, so you can choose the one that best suits your schedule and angling interests.
What to Expect on Lake Erie Fishing Charter in Michigan
When you embark on a Lake Erie fishing charter with Reel Blessed Fishing Charters, you can expect a day filled with excitement, camaraderie, and, of course, fishing success. Here's a glimpse of what your angling adventure might look like:
1. Scenic Voyage: Your day begins with a scenic voyage along the Lake Erie shoreline, where you'll be captivated by the breathtaking beauty of the area.
2. Expert Guidance: Our experienced guides are there to assist you at every step. Whether it's providing tips on casting your line or helping you reel in that trophy catch, they're your dedicated angling partners.
3. Abundant Catches: Lake Erie is known for its abundance of fish, and your chances of landing walleye, perch, or bass are high. Each catch is a testament to the vibrant ecosystem of the lake.
4. Unforgettable Memories: The thrill of the catch, the laughter with fellow anglers, and the beauty of Lake Erie will create unforgettable memories that will stay with you long after your adventure ends.
Michigan's Lake Erie fishing charters offer a unique blend of angling opportunities and natural beauty, making them an ideal choice for both seasoned anglers and those new to the sport. Reel Blessed Fishing Charters is your partner for making these angling dreams come true.
Visit our website at Reel Blessed Fishing Charters to learn more about our charters and book your next fishing adventure. Whether you're a Michigan native or visiting the Great Lakes State, Lake Erie fishing charters in Michigan are an experience you won't want to miss. Join us for a day of angling excitement, where every cast holds the promise of a thrilling catch!
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2b) Scientific Findings: Experiments & Observations on Fish - Results of Experimentation - 2nd Scientific Finding.
I chose this article because of these researchers detailed investigation process and how many things they figured out from this observation and experiment. In their study, they mention a river that runs through two lakes and it shows due to, the pharmaceuticals found in the stream of the rivers waters and in fish, they believed it would have a domino effect on the two lakes, which was later proven that they were affected as well. I felt drawn to this so I decided to add it to my blog.
Rapid increase of antidepressant use, are ending up in aqua life.
Scientists have found that fish located in the Great Lakes, Niagara, North-America, are being affected by antidepressants.
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that is based on Scientific Findings.
Researchers have spotted and believe that these drugs threaten the lakes biodiversity and can cause changes in the fishes behavior. They also can guarantee that these fish are not harmful for humans to eat, but they suggest that some measures should be taken before permanent damage can be done to these animals environment.
The lead researcher Diana Aga from the University of Buffalo states “These active ingredients from antidepressants, which are coming out from wastewater treatment plants, are accumulating fish brains,”. “It is a threat to biodiversity, and we should be very concerned.”
“These drugs could affect fish behaviour. We didn’t look at behaviour in our study, but other research teams have shown that antidepressants can affect the feeding behaviour of fish or their survival instincts.”
These drugs impact on the animals detection of danger, but the drugs influences differs from one species to an other.
Observation Test takes place, the team observed ten different species of fish from Niagara River, a channel that connects Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
List of species:
Different sizes of fish - Evidently had traces of antidepressant in their brain tissue
Smallmouth bass
Largemouth bass
Rudd
Rock bass
White bass
White perch
Walleye
Bowfin
Steelhead
Yellow perch
400(ng) of norsertraline per gram of brain tissue was found in Rock bass, which was the highest concentration of drugs found in a fish. Norsetraline is found in antidepressants known as Zoloft. They discovered that there was much more drug concentrations in fishes brains, rather than the river itself. Meaning that over time the concentrated drugs in the fish are increasing.
Rock Bass
Researchers strongly believe wastewater treatment plants should also prevent these drugs, which originally come from peoples’ urine, who are being treated with these drugs.
Furthermore, they share their opinion for solutions for the problem, and talking about the wastewater treatment plant, how it can be used to stop pharmaceuticals to be spreading in rivers, lakes and on a bigger scale, the oceans.
References & Sources:
https://www.sciencealert.com/antidepressant-chemicals-are-changing-the-brains-of-great-lakes-fish
https://www.google.com/search?q=rock+bass&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwikgqi465rpAhUOWxUIHTzwCrwQ_AUoAXoECBkQAw&biw=1821&bih=833#imgrc=xd4S4RzGUtOYKM
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The United States of the Great Outdoors: Pennsylvania (Pt. 2)
After writing the first part of The United States of the Great Outdoors: Pennsylvania, I was approached on social media by a PA local. Basically, the conversation revealed that I could write a great tourism pamphlet for outdoor lovers. It also revealed that I overlooked some unknown (at least to me) gems of outdoor activity in the Keystone State. So I talked with Bob Chase, Vice President of Pennsylvania Hunting and Fishing Addicts (PAHAFA). He is also the guy who contacted me on Facebook. We talked hunting, fishing, and all the other things outdoors in Pennsylvania.
Hunting Runs Deep
Bob Chase and his kids enjoy the great past time that is hunting. Pictured here with his oldest son Courtesy: Bob Chase
Hunting runs extremely deep in Pennsylvania. A lot of the hunting, and styles of hunting, have been passed down generationally and is a family affair statewide. “The first day of deer season is considered a holiday”, Bob told me; “and most schools are closed that day.” The traditions of deer season run just as deep as the activity. “Many hunters follow strict traditions of things like ‘deer camp’, their ‘spot’ that they hunt and even what to do with the deer meat.”
The Keystone State also harvests some serious sized bears. Bob told me about a member of his bear hunting gang who took an 800-pound black bear. Bob himself has been hunting since he was a kid and took his first bear after tracking a different bear through 3 counties in a snowstorm. “The things I learned that year…” says Bob, “…have seriously increased our odds on bagging bear”. Since then, Bob and his hunting group have taken about 20 black bears.
Members of the PAHAFA took this 572-pound black bear. Courtesy: Pennsylvania Hunting and Fishing Addicts.
Team Hunt
The most unique part about hunting in PA? To Bob, it’s not any certain type of hunting. “Just how we hunt. We mostly drive bear and it is more of a team effort”. He also gave a piece of advice to out-of-state hunters; “As far as the actual hunting, I would have to say it would be better to hunt with a local friend rather than just pick a spot out on a map and hunt it”. Even Bob has hunted in parts of PA that look good to hunt just be let down because of hunting pressure, logging, or poachers.
More to PA Than Bass
In a state known for Smallmouth fisheries, Pennsylvania adds its own hidden style to that reputation. “Just like New York, Pennsylvania has a smaller salmon run in the Erie tributaries”, Bob informed me, but thinks the steelhead fishing is bigger around Erie, “its not like any kind of fishing”, Bob says. “You use extremely light gear, like 2-lb test line for those big fish.” In addition to the salmon run, the sucker and lamprey eel run happens in the spring, which Bob recommends for bow fishing.
Bob has all three of his kids loving the outdoors, pictured here with his son. Salmon, steelhead trout, and ice fishing are all popular in PA. Courtesy: Bob Chase
There is also a shad run in the Delaware. “They are mean fighting fish and, pound-for-pound, one of the strongest fighters”, Bob says. Ice fishing is also big but don’t expect hints on good spots, its every angler for themselves. Bob tells me “guys will fight for a good place to catch panfish and wont tell you where they get them”.
The Full Outdoor Experience
Along with the Appalachian Trail and the Poconos, where Bob grew up, he said PA has a bunch of small hidden treasures. “We have a lot of small parks with natural waterfalls, caves, boulder fields, lakes, nature preserves and hiking trails.” He adds that “there are many that are out of the way and hidden.”
So what is Bob Chase’s biggest piece of advice for the weekend warrior? “Overall, I would say PA is a place to explore and find your own adventures.” The list Bob gave for other outdoor activities is extensive. From hunting shed antlers and making maple syrup in the spring, to finding swimming holes to explore in the summer. Rattlesnake season just opened almost 2 weeks ago as well. There are even waterways you can explore with a mask and flippers on.
Outdoor Tradition as Deep as Freedoms History
Bob passed his love down for hunting, fishing, and the outdoors to his kids. The outdoors is a family tradition for many PA families. Bob, pictured here, with his daughter. Courtesy: Bob Chase
Pennsylvania, by all means, has something for everyone. Locals like Bob Chase encourage people to explore the outdoors, especially kids, which is one focus of PAHAFA. Along with being the VP of PAHAFA, Bob is the assistant fire chief for his town where he started a cadet program to get kids involved in positive civic duties. His resume is about as extensive as his love for the outdoors. It is just one example of the deep tradition that is Pennsylvania’s Great Outdoors.
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Happy Mothers Day - Show Some Love to the Moms in Your Life
Happy Mothers Day – Show Some Love to the Moms in Your Life
Happy Mothers Day, Mom!
Mothers Day – I’m usually not a fan of contrived holidays but I am a fan of celebrating this one. If it wasn’t for my mother and my beautiful wife I wouldn’t be where I am today – a happy father doing what I love. My only hope is that reading this take the opportunity to reflect on what the mothers in our life have given to us to get us where we are today.
My mother (and…
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Pretty sure they liked this hand pour color. 3 cast 2 fish landed, last fish bit me off. Might have been a pike.
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Dialing in: Smallmouth bass fishing in Niagara Hey guys, I decided to try something a little different in this video.. I met Lyle a couple years back through chartering and being that we are both in the Niagara ... source
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