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The Wildlife For Everyone Foundation promotes wildlife conservation and education in Pennsylvania.

06/05/2026

Striped Bass: Stocked fish can be found in Raystown Lake, Lake Wallenpaupack and Beltzville Lake. The wild migratory fish can be found in the Pennsylvania portion of the Delaware Estuary and river. They migrate between fresh and salt water, with spawning taking place in fresh water. They are found in lakes, ponds, streams and wetlands. They are designated the Striped Bass as a game fish in state waters. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

06/03/2026

Steelhead: A popular migratory Rainbow Trout found in popular streams throughout Pennsylvania. Key spots include Elk Creek, Walnut Creek and other Lake Erie streams. The Steelhead is different from the Rainbow Trout in that it migrates to the ocean and returns to freshwater to spawn; the Rainbow Trout always stays in freshwater. A number of populations are endangered or threatened across the United States due to changing ocean conditions, overharvest, habitat destruction and the building of dams. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

06/01/2026

Spotted Bass: A species of North American freshwater fish belonging to the Sunfish family. They are the rarest of the Black Bass, limited to the Ohio River drainage, especially around Pittsburgh, where the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers meet. They prefer warmer, slower-moving waters and are often found in reservoirs and lakes within the Ohio drainage. They are found around aquatic vegetation, submerged logs and rock or riprap walls. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

05/29/2026

Smallmouth Bass: A species of freshwater fish in the Sunfish family. Found in the Susquehanna, Allegheny and Delaware river systems, and also in Lake Erie. They prefer medium to large streams with rocky bottoms and deep, clear lakes with structure like logs, stumps and rock outcrops. Because it is intolerant of pollution, the Smallmouth Bass is a good natural indicator of a healthy environment, though it is still much more resilient than most trout species. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

05/27/2026

Sauger: Found in the Ohio River system (Monongahela, Allegheny and lower pools). Some are reported in the Susquehanna River system. Found in areas with high turbidity, low channel slope, low stream velocity and deep water. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission monitors populations and conducts stocking, showing increasing numbers in key rivers. Diversions and dams affect habitat and spawning areas. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

05/25/2026

Rock Bass: A member of the Sunfish family, it is common throughout Pennsylvania in rocky streams, rivers and lakes. They favor clear, rocky areas with submerged logs, boulders and vegetation. They are successfully surviving in their environments and are listed as a species of least concern. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

05/22/2026

Redbreast Sunfish: Native to Pennsylvania, common in the Delaware, Susquehanna and Potomac River systems, they prefer slow-moving streams, river pools, backwaters and upstream reservoir areas with sandy bottoms, stumps, undercut banks and woody debris. It is not currently on the endangered list as it’s thriving in its natural habitat. Visit wildlifeforeveryone.org and check out our upcoming events. Donate or become a member to help us promote wildlife conservation and education in PA.

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341 Science Park Road, Ste 103
State College, PA
16803

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+18142388138

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http://www.wildlifeforeveryone.org/

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