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History Beneath the Water: The Foster Joseph Sayers Memorial Dam Is a Story of Sacrifice

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about History Beneath the Water: The Foster Joseph Sayers Memorial Dam Is a Story of Sacrifice and more from the State College, PA region

Pennsylvania Fishing Report – May 6, 2021

Pennsylvania Fishing Report – May 6, 2021 2021 Fishing License went on sale December 1st. Click here to purchase REMINDER: Mandatory Cold Weather Life Jacket Wear began on November 1, 2020 and runs through April 30, 2021 for anyone on boats less than 16 feet and in all canoes and kayaks. Learn more here… Crawford County Woodcock Creek Lake The stream is now stocked with trout. Anglers must possess a valid Trout Permit to fish for any species of fish in the stream. Anglers are catching Muskellunge, Walleye, and panfish below the dam. French Creek Reminder to boaters using the PFBC access on the creek, boats must be properly registered before using PFBC access areas. Also, please be sure to have all required safety equipment on board prior to the start of your float.

State Fish and Boat Commission experimenting with both stocked and wild trout

State Fish and Boat Commission experimenting with both stocked and wild trout By the Editorial Board / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette © Provided by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, which stocks certain state waterways with millions of trout each year, is experimenting with stocking trout in a portion of Bald Eagle Creek in Centre County where wild brown trout have been found to be reproducing. This could mean more chances for catches for the growing number of trout anglers in Pennsylvania. The commission had a long-standing policy of not stocking waters that were naturally blessed with wild trout. Bald Eagle Creek was not so blessed. So, the commission for years was stocking it with hatchery-raised stock. Something interesting happened: The commission discovered awhile back that there were suddenly growing populations of wild brown trout. Instead of discontinuing the stocking program, the state commission decided to undertake an exper

The Journey of James Potter: A British Officer Ascends Mt Nittany and Spots a Fertile Valley Below

“My God, Thompson, I have discovered an empire!” From his perch at the peak of McBride’s Gap on Mount Nittany, Captain James Potter marveled at the pristine valley that stretched before his company. The company had been traveling for days searching for suitable locations for a British fort. As their leader, Potter seemed never to be satisfied … until now. Our story of Captain Potter’s famed expedition begins years earlier in 1756. The British Colony of Pennsylvania was center stage in a massive conflict, the French and Indian War. Having been sparked by events near Pittsburgh, the war brought much conflict to Pennsylvania. The Appalachian Mountains, the frontier of our vast country in the mid-1700s, were embroiled in a complex web of alliances between Native American tribes and European nations, leading to horrific tales of violence in the backcountry.

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