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| Tulpehocken Creek Chapter of Trout Unlimited |
| Mailing Address Rick Nyles 212 Deysher Rd Fleetwood, PA 19522 610-987-9796 |
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| Check out my overnight trips in Pennsylvania Penns, Manatawny, Tulpehocken, Big Fishing, Bald Eagle and others |
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| Fly Fishing Guide Service for Pennsylvania. Licensed Guide: Rick Nyles Trips to Penns Creek and the West Branch of the Ausable River in New York. Also Bass and Pike Fishing in Canada, Newboro Lake, Ontario Email for details for these hosted trips in the spring and the fall every year. |
| Lehigh River Guided Day Trips |
I will do FREE fly fishing presentations for Trout Unlimited Clubs. These Power Point presentations include video and quality, up to date, photos of fishing in Pennsylvania and New York. All the club has to provide is a table and a screen. All electronic equipment is provided by S.B.O. Fly Tying presentations are projected on to the screen for easy viewing. I only do a limited number of presentations a year so it is important to book early. Current schedule can be found on the NEWS page. Contact for more details. |
What to Bring...
- Rod (4,5 or 6 weight)
- Reel
- Waders and Boots
- PA Fishing License
- Suntan Lotion
- Bug Spray
- Wading Staff
- Rain Gear
- Sunglasses
- Hat
S.B.O. Provides...
(Waders, Rod and Reel) is
available at no additional
charge. Orvis, Loomis, Sage
gear...
- Leaders
- Tippet
- Flies
- Split Shot
- Food and Drink
- Photos
- Net
(Waders, Rod and Reel) is
available at no additional
charge. Orvis, Loomis, Sage
gear...
| All Fishing is "Catch, Photo, Release" |
| Site Index |
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| Links to specific information in the S.B.O. website. Home Guide Service Destination Trips Stream Reports Manatawny Creek Tulpehocken Creek Penns Creek Lehigh River Ausable River NY Photo Library Videos Pennsylvania Hatch Chart Contact CDC Fly Tying March Browns Hendrickson Sulphurs Green Drake Midges Trico Blue Winged Olive Spinners Caddis Caddis Pupa Caddis Larva Stoneflies Flying Nymph |
The Lehigh River begins high in the Pocono
Mountains near the town of Gouldsboro and
continues for 103 miles until it's confluence with the
Delaware River at Easton. The Lehigh is the largest
tributary to the Delaware and in colonial times it
was actually called the West Branch of the
Delaware River. For many years industry took it's
toll on the ecosystem of the Lehigh River but thanks
to environmental progress it has rebounded in a big
way, the Lehigh currently benefits from a level of
water quality not seen on this river for over 175
years. Currently the Lehigh suffers from inadequate
releases from the FE Walter Dam operated by the
USACE, but the fishery has improved greatly despite
this thermal obstacle and has the potential to be a
world class fishery if the problem can be solved.
With help from Lehigh Coldwater Fishery Alliance
and the Lehigh River Stocking Association,
management of cold water releases have improved.
The state has also stocked 30,000 fingerlings a few
years ago to help with the population. More photos
available on this link.
Mountains near the town of Gouldsboro and
continues for 103 miles until it's confluence with the
Delaware River at Easton. The Lehigh is the largest
tributary to the Delaware and in colonial times it
was actually called the West Branch of the
Delaware River. For many years industry took it's
toll on the ecosystem of the Lehigh River but thanks
to environmental progress it has rebounded in a big
way, the Lehigh currently benefits from a level of
water quality not seen on this river for over 175
years. Currently the Lehigh suffers from inadequate
releases from the FE Walter Dam operated by the
USACE, but the fishery has improved greatly despite
this thermal obstacle and has the potential to be a
world class fishery if the problem can be solved.
With help from Lehigh Coldwater Fishery Alliance
and the Lehigh River Stocking Association,
management of cold water releases have improved.
The state has also stocked 30,000 fingerlings a few
years ago to help with the population. More photos
available on this link.
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| Serving the following Pennsylvania rivers, streams and creeks... Manatawny Creek, Tulpehocken Creek, Little Lehigh, Lehigh River, Little Schuylkill, Hay Creek, French Creek, Maiden Creek, Broadhead, Bushkill, Lackawaxen River, Bowman Creek, Mud Run, Delaware River, Clark's Creek, Penns Creek, Spring Creek, White Deer, Bald Eagle, Fishing Creek, Big Fishing Creek, Pine Creek, Little Pine Creek, Cedar Run, Slate Run, Kettle Creek,Sinnemahoning, Young Woman's, Lycoming Creek, Loyalsock Creek, Little Juniata River and many more! |
