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"Halton Hilton"If your a Penn fisherman, ya gotta know where this is ! Actually its "around the block" from my camp, but its 9-10 miles around that block… Started by steve b |
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Mar 2, 2009 Reply by steve b |
Penn., "Panfish Enhancement Special Regs"I have a camp in Elk co., and none of the the spec reg waters nearby. Anyone here fish them ? Any good ? Just got my non-res license lookin… Started by steve b |
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Feb 25, 2009 Reply by steve b |
Pres Isle BayOK, want big 'gills in Pa waters ? Head N.E. till your front bumper gets wet, back up 3ft, put it in park. steve b Started by steve b |
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Feb 23, 2009 Reply by steve b |
Post your Ice-Fishing SuccessMost of the Ice is Gone but it was a good year for me had alot of fun. couldn't find any Gills threw the ice this year :( they were all di… Started by Crappie Hunter |
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Feb 22, 2009 Reply by Jim Gronaw |
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