Fly fishing inPennsylvania
The birthplace of American fly fishing. Spring creeks and freestone streams in the Poconos and central PA.
Pennsylvania waters
7 rivers, lakes and creeks with fly picks and reports.
Lehigh River (Lehigh Gorge & Tailwaters)
Tailwater and gorge sections producing healthy trout populations below reservoirs and excellent smallmouth bass in warmer months.
Flows, flies & reports→spring creekLeTort Spring Run
Short limestone spring creek near Carlisle renowned for sight-fishing to big wild brown trout and delicate dry-fly work.
Flows, flies & reports→riverLittle Juniata River
Fast, clear freestone that holds abundant brown and rainbow trout, notable for its technical dry-fly opportunities and good hatches.
Flows, flies & reports→riverPenns Creek
Famous freestone and limestone-influenced creek with large wild and stocked trout; holds big trout and produces consistent hatches.
Flows, flies & reports→riverPine Creek (Pine Creek Gorge)
Long freestone river with wild trout in upper reaches and excellent fall/winter dry-nymph fishing; scenic 'Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania'.
Flows, flies & reports→spring creekSpring Creek
Classic limestone spring creek flowing through State College/Bellefonte known for prolific wild brown trout and steady hatches year-round.
Flows, flies & reports→creekYellow Breeches Creek
Highly regarded Cumberland County limestone creek with dependable hatches and heavy brown trout presence close to population centers.
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