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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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| Rick Nyles, Guide and Owner of Sky Blue Outfitters Celebrating 10 years in business... |
| 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. |
| Pine Creek 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. |
| From the PA Fish Commission website: •"Charter boat” - A boat operated as a commercial enterprise that carries passengers for hire for the purpose of fishing on the waters of this Commonwealth. •"Fishing guide" - A person who operates a commercial enterprise whereby he guides or leads other persons for the purpose of fishing on the waters of this Commonwealth. A "commercial enterprise" is defined as an operation where a person provides fishing guide or charter boat services in exchange for any consideration, including money, goods or services. |
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" |
| Badge # 168 |
| Site Index |
| Fly Fishing Videos for Wild PA Trout Fly Tying Videos of CDC Flies Guide Service Hatch Chart News fro Sky Blue Outfitters PA Fish Commission |
| Warning! There are some people out there passing themselves off as a Guide/Fly Fishing Instructor or a Guide Services. You might want to make sure that they are Licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania before you book a trip. You can check the PA Fish Commission website for a listing of Guides holding a current license from Pennsylvania. |
| 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 |
Pine Creek is one of the largest trout waters in
Pennsylvania. Being called a creek is wrong it is more like a
river. Hatches of Hendricksons, Gray Fox, March Browns,
Stoneflies, Green Drakes, and Cahills are here in large
numbers. Pine Creek does get warm but the trout can
survive by finding spring and hanging around its many
feeder streams such as Cedar and Slate Creek. This large
water is easy accessible and easy casting for the beginner.
The Pine Creek Gorge, which is lined with 700-foot high
walls, is mostly visited by tourists and fishermen. Access
is somewhat difficult and generally is done by raft or
canoe. The current can be very swift and dangerous, so be
careful. There is also a bike trail along Pine Creek and
opens up a lot of access to fishing. Pine is stocked by the
state and has a wild population of brown trout.
Pennsylvania. Being called a creek is wrong it is more like a
river. Hatches of Hendricksons, Gray Fox, March Browns,
Stoneflies, Green Drakes, and Cahills are here in large
numbers. Pine Creek does get warm but the trout can
survive by finding spring and hanging around its many
feeder streams such as Cedar and Slate Creek. This large
water is easy accessible and easy casting for the beginner.
The Pine Creek Gorge, which is lined with 700-foot high
walls, is mostly visited by tourists and fishermen. Access
is somewhat difficult and generally is done by raft or
canoe. The current can be very swift and dangerous, so be
careful. There is also a bike trail along Pine Creek and
opens up a lot of access to fishing. Pine is stocked by the
state and has a wild population of brown trout.
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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, Little Juniata River, Spruce Creek, Pine Creek, Little Pine Creek, Cedar Run, Slate Run, Kettle Creek, Sinnemahoning, Young Woman's, Lycoming Creek, Loyalsock Creek, and many more! |
