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Pine Creek
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Elk Creek
Elk Creek flows 19 miles, down Brush Mountain and through the Millheim Narrows, to join to join Pine Creek just shy of Coburn.
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Spring Creek
Spring Creek is a 25 mile stretch of world class trout water flowing from near Tussey Mountain through Pennsylvania’s Centre region before joining Bald Eagle Creek at Milesburg.
Current USG Spring Creek Flow Data
Fishing
Spring Creek is brimming with brown—the highest density in the state—and rainbow trout and is catch-and-release along its entire length.
Hatches
The late May Green Drake hatch is considered one of the largest in the world. Hendricksons, Sulphurs, and Trico hatches are also notable.
Penns Creek
Penns Creek flows nearly seventy miles from its headwaters north of Spring Mills, through Centre, Snyder, and Union Counties and into the Susequehanna River downstream of Selinsgrove.
Current USG Penns Creek Flow Data
Fishing
Penns Creek offers a mix of world-class public and private trout fishing. The upper and middle regions contain wild rainbow and browns. The lower waters include suckers, smallies, and pan fish.
Hatches
The late May Green Drake hatch is considered one of the largest in the world. Hendricksons, Sulphurs, and Trico hatches are also notable.
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