Fishing buddies (top, from left) Logan Ross of Tunkhannock, Eddy Dziak of Lovelton, and Connor Chesner and Colin Madan of Tunkhannock cast their lines into North Branch Mehoopany Creek on Saturday morning as Mehoopany Creek Watershed Association members (above, from left) Marilyn Stark, Sarah Rhinard, Ed Rhinard, Monica Denison, FayeContinue Reading
Dave Baltrusaitis (top photo, foreground) and his son, Jake, of Tunkhannock fish a stretch of the North Branch Mehoopany Creek that was restored in the years following the 2011 floods. The work is coordinated by the Mehoopany Creek Watershed Association, members of which sold food and beverages to anglers asContinue Reading
Fathers and sons (top, from left) Jim Wharton, Tom McAndrew, Jack McAndrew and Josh McAndrew enjoy a day of fishing on the North Branch Mehoopany Creek. It was hunting and good fishing that drew Tom to the area, and they are all regular first-day anglers at Creek Junction in ForkstonContinue Reading
Mehoopany Creek Watershed Association president Kyle Ziegler (above) is looking forward to the start of a pair of stream restoration projects in Forkston and Mehoopany townships that will provide bank stabilization, reduce runoff, and increase oxygen levels in an area popular with anglers. Photos and story by Rick Hiduk (AlsoContinue Reading
Mehoopany Creek Watershed Association members, including (seated, above, from left) Rusty Bennett, David Krafjack, and Kyle Ziegler welcomed dozens of first day trout fishers to Forkston Corners on April 14 and shared with them their plans for further stream mitigation and aquatic habitat projects. Proudly displaying their catch before headingContinue Reading
Photos and Story by Rick Hiduk It might have been beginners luck, but six-year-old Jack Russell of Little Meadows in Susquehanna County (above, left) was the only angler to have landed a trout by midmorning at the junction of Mehoopany Creek and North Fork at Forkston Four Corners on AprilContinue Reading