Top Water Trips
Some of the Waters We Kayak, Fish, Guide, & Teach On
Full List of Trip Opportunities
Quick List of Our Waters
Southeastern Pa Fishing Trips
- Schuylkill River
- Little Schuylkill
- Little Lehigh
- Tulpehocken Creek
- French Creek
- Marsh Creek Lake
- Blue Marsh Lake
- Manatawny
- Hopewell & Scotts Run
Species
Species
Travel Types
- Kayak
- Wade
- Boat
- Hike | Backpack | Kayak-Camp
Fishing Trip Duration
- 1/2 Day
- Full Day
- Overnight
- Weekend
Schuylkill river
Fishing in the Schuylkill River is one of Pennsylvania’s most rewarding fishing experiences. Located in the heart of Philadelphia, the Schuylkill River is home to more than 40 species of fish. There is potential for big fish, especially with the steady improvement of water quality in the area.
Due to the dedication of many partnerships and collaborations, the quality of the beautiful Schuylkill River is the best its been in over 20 years, allowing large, healthy fish to thrive in their waters.
marsh creek
Marsh Creek Lake is a perfect location to hook warm water species of fish, with prize fish of over 40 inches long to be found! This location is designated as a big bass lake, where largemouth bass, channel catfish, crappies, panfish, and muskies abound.
Enjoy the fishing on the lake and the views on the trails; Marsh Creek is a perfect location for the whole family!
The Little Schuylkill
Like the main Schuylkill River, the Little Schuylkill has made a major rebound from a severe mine drainage to a bonafide trout fishery with wild and stocked trout. Thanks to dedicated naturalists, anglers, and regular citizens of Pennsylvania, the Little S has been restored to the trout-rich waters they once were.
Tulpehocken Creek
Affectionately know as “The Tully,” is a tailwater fishery. With conditions similar to a limestone fishery, the Tully can be a bit tricky, with high rewards to match!
Hook yourself a large rainbow trout whilst escaping the noise of the city, relaxing on a kayak, and breathing the fresh air of the Tully!
Little Lehigh creek
Little Lehigh is a scenic creek perfect for leisurely kayak fishing trips for wild trout. Its conditions are perfect for producing wild fish, earning parts of the creek a “Class A Wild Trout Waters” distinction.
blue marsh lake
Blue Marsh Lake is a National Recreation Area. It is heavily forested and popular amongst local anglers and boaters for its population of prize fish. Its numbers include various catfish, crappies, large and smallmouth bass, perch, wallies, and more.
Kaercher Creek lake
Wide open skies await you in Kaercher Creek Lake, where deep waters allow for plenty to catch. Fish from the shores of get into the open waters. This creek is surrounded by a large, green park with a great family atmosphere.
french creek
French Creek is a heavily stocked trout stream located in Southeastern Pennsylvania not far from the big city of Philadelphia. It starts from Lake Hopewell and flows over fourteen miles into the Schuylkill River.
If you are in the area of Philadelphia, Fly fishing French Creek provides a great opportunity just outside the city.
the manatawny
Another beautiful river where you can escape the sounds of the city and be at peace with nature, the Manatawny is home to many varieties of trout. Stocked in early spring, but still populated by a number of wild browns.
This stream has it all, beautiful waters, surrounding nature, and of course plenty of fish!
Hay Creek
Hay Creek is a trout stream with the added advantage of cold springs and tributaries, keeping the waters at the perfect temperature for the fish to thrive. It is stocked with enough brown trout and rainbows to keep everyone happy for a long day on the water!
We provide many lessons on this stream for children as it is not too big to wade. Casting Lessons on the stream side and lessons on the water provide us plenty of opportunity to infuse a lesson into a guided trip!