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Did you ever wonder about the history of Raystown Lake PA in ... 21,000 acres for hunting and 8,300 surface acres for fishing. Secrets Of Raystown Lake ... Huntingdon,” on the Pownall map of ...

In March, the Army Corps’ Baltimore office announced that 300 of its campsites on the 8,600-acre lake would be closed indefinitely due to “executive-order driven staffing shortages.” ...

On Tuesday the lake sent out a press release requesting ‘that fishing tournament directors schedule the start and end times of their tournaments outside of peak weekend hours.’ With peak hours ...

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, campsites and the visitors center at Raystown Lake have been closed, and events like fishing tournaments and fish structure building days have been ...

That arm later became known as the Raystown Branch. Fishing with local lake expert and former guide Don "Duck" Grubb, we saw plenty of baitfish schools and larger predators.

Fishing is excellent at Raystown Lake, whether you do it from a boat or from the shore (Photo by Ed Stoddard. Used courtesy of the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau - Raystown.org) ...

Lake Raystown has its own tales about what's beneath the water's surface. HESSTON -- Every culture has its own folklore, and within most legends is at least a grain of truth.

The 541-acre park is a scenic gorge formed as Great Trough Creek cuts through Terrace Mountain before emptying into Raystown Lake. Anglers catch trout, smallmouth bass, rock bass, suckers and ...

The agency stocked 8,200 4-inch to 5-inch purebred striped bass Aug. 30 in Raystown. That’s in addition to 133,609 smaller fingerlings that were released in the lake this summer.

Captain Dave Rhodes immediately passed the rod to Dennis Scharadin who quickly set about the task of reeling in Raystown Lake’s most coveted sports fish. Scharadin had waited five long hours for ...

Editor's note: ESPNOutdoors.com Fishing editor Ken Schultz also is a commentator for "BassCenter," which air Saturdays on ESPN2; look for his "Reel Speak" segment. I've been frustrated in some ...