Your Guide To Fly Fishing In Pennsylvania
Where We Fish
Fly Fishing in Central Pennsylvania
Experience fly fishing on Pennsylvania’s favorite trout streams. Penns Creek, Spring Creek, the Little Juniata, and Fishing Creek offer diverse hatches and sometimes tricky water. These streams provide a perfect escape for anglers seeking both adventure and experiences on the water.
Fly Fishing Spring Creeks
The geology of the wide valleys of Pennsylvania offer the angler many spring-fed and direct source limestone streams to choose from. Rich in resources, these waters are amongst the most densely populated trout streams in the East. Central and south-central Pennsylvania are both home to many spring creeks teeming with trout that challenge even the most patient of anglers.
Juniata River & Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania offers some of the best smallmouth bass fishing in the east. Whether you are into light tackle or fly fishing, it’s now your new favorite summer activity. Experience fishing for trophy smallmouth on the gentle views of the Juniata River and Susquehanna River. We target bass from March/April all the way through November, giving us options outside of trout fishing. Pound for pound, river smallmouth are arguably Pennsylvania’s hardest fighters.
Lake Erie Tributaries - Steelhead Alley
From October through April, the tributaries of Lake Erie in Pennsylvania attract anglers from all over the country to experience fishing for large lake-run rainbows and the occasional large brown trout. When the water is right, fishing the tribs is just plain fun.