Adams County Trout Unlimited (ACTU) Chapter 323 was started in 1977 by a group of individuals interested in restoring and enhancing a section of the Conewago Creek in Adams County, PA. Our chapter has grown since its inception, and now includes over 200 members. Our vision is to expand the scope of our efforts and the breadth of the community that we reach. Over the years, members have enjoyed the benefits of a network of like-minded, knowledgeable anglers. We hone our fishing and fly-tying skills through seminars, talks, and demonstrations at our monthly gatherings. Plus, we have led scores of stream improvement projects and supported hundreds of trout stockings in county creeks. The Chapter's many conservation and habitat improvement projects, which are intended to conserve, protect, and restore the county's fisheries and watersheds, have resulted in recognition from both National and State Trout Unlimited organizations. Hanover, Pennsylvania

Welcome to the website of the Allegheny Mountain Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Our mission is to conserve, protect and restore coldwater fisheries and their watersheds in Clearfield, Jefferson, and surrounding counties in Pennsylvania. Want to join? It’s a great investment in protecting our cold water fisheries. Du Bois, Pennsylvania

Through the years the luminaries of the fishing world have shared their knowledge and passion for the sport. Lee and Joan Wulff, Ernie Schweibert, Lefty Kreh, Gary La Fontaine, Barry and Cathy Beck, Joe Humphries, Paul Jorgenson, Dave Whitlock, Jim Bashline, George Daniel, Sarah Gardner and some of our own members from Curt Winsor to Curt Hill. And, Ed Jaworowski is always ready to instruct us to cast for fresh and salt-water quarries. One evening we had a true star, the .400 hitter Ted Williams who charmed us all, talking about fishing for an hour and never mentioning baseball. Today with over 150 members; we celebrate a convivial past with nothing ahead of us but tight lines. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Bass fishing club in Alexandria, Pennsylvania

In 1955, a dedicated group of concerned Chester County sportsmen united their efforts to improve and preserve the quality of Trout fishing on the East Branch of the Brandywine Creek. In addition they assure access to the stream for all fisherman. Together they formed the Brandywine Trout Club. Downingtown, Pennsylvania

The Brodhead Chapter was chartered as MONROE STREAMS in March of 1977. Today, our meetings are held at the Monroe County Environmental Education Center located at 8050 Running Valley Road, near Bartonsville, Pennsylvania

The Brodhead Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to conserving, protecting and restoring our coldwater resources. The Brodhead Chapter of Trout Unlimited offers a number of fishing resources including: Stream Data, Monroe County Trout Waters, Fishing Buddies Program, Entomology, Hatch Chart, Get a PA Fishing License. Tannersville, Pennsylvania

Welcome to the Bucks County Chapter of Trout Unlimited. While our main focus is conservation, most of us are dedicated fly fishers. We are an active network of sportsmen and women that are brought together by a common interest in helping to preserve and protect the coldwater resources of Bucks County. We are proud of our many accomplishments. We have conservation work ongoing in several Bucks County watersheds, we sponsor "Trout in the Classroom" programs at a few area schools, we introduce kids to fly fishing and fly tying, and we have a very active program of presentations at our monthly chapter meetings. Bucks County TU was founded in 1992 and has over 400 members. We are very active in local education and conservation programs and always welcome new members. Buckingham, Pennsylvania

Bux-Mont Bassmasters fishing club was established in the fall of 1998 on the Schuylkill River at Haws Ave ramp in Norristown Pa. The club was established to enjoy the sport of bass fishing through participation in club tournaments and possible advancement through our national organization T.B.F.and the F.L.W. Along with that endeavor comes our goal to help promote bass fishing for all ages and genders with special attention to our youth. Norristown, Pennsylvania

Bass fishing club offering tournaments, social activities and youth events. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Centre County Bassmasters is the longest standing bass fishing club in the Central Pennsylvania Area! We currently fish waters in Centre, Clinton, Clearfield, Huntingdon and Northumberland County. Centre County, Pennsylvania

Our club is here to provide all bass fishermen of any skill level, from beginner to advanced, with a boat or as a rider, with the opportunity to competitively bass fish in local and some distant waters. We emphasize sharing of all information related to catching bass, honest and open communication amongst all members, adherence to all rules and regulations, as well as conservation and youth oriented projects. If you like fishing for bass and tournaments sound like fun to you, but you just need someone's back seat to ride on, we're the club for you! West Chester, Pennsylvania

Chestnut Ridge chapter of Trout Unlimited conserves, protects & restores South Western PA's coldwater. Since its founding in 1995 the Chestnut Ridge Chapter of Trout Unlimited (CRTU) has been a leader in coldwater conservation in southwestern Pennsylvania. We are guided by our vision of reclaiming the past, protecting the present, preparing for the future. Please consider volunteering or joining as a member to support our work. Uniontown, Pennsylvania

The Clearwater Bass Club is a team tournament trail that offers a fun and competitive tournament fishing experience. We pride ourselves on building a reputation of having a well-run tournament that allows our members to compete, but also create lasting friendships with fellow members. The club fishes an average of 12 "regular season" tournaments during the calendar year with the season ending Classic occurring in late September to mid-October. Scranton, Pennsylvania

We are the Creamton Flyfishing Club. Founded in 1939, the club presently owns and leases over 7 miles of pristine trout water in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Clinton Township, Pennsylvania

We fish open tournaments in PA and NY and we also have a Tuesday night league. Elkland, Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania's Most Prestigious Fly Fishing Club - Our mission is to educate our members in the art and science of fly fishing and fly tying. An annual fly fishing course is taught, fishing trips by club members are being taken, Fly Tying workshops are also held twice a year. Kimberton, Pennsylvania

The Delaware River Club rests on the banks of the West Branch of the Delaware River, which is considered one of the top five wild trout streams in the nation. The "Club" requires no membership, is fully open too the public, and provides lodging, guide services and fly fishing schools. Its prime location allows visiting anglers to apply their skills on the entire Upper Delaware System. Starlight, Pennsylvania.

The Delaware River Fishermen's Association is a fishing club whose members fish, boat, live and play on and along the Delaware River. Although our main emphasis is to be a fishing club, our concern for the river extends to an interest in any environmental problems, governmental regulations and excess development that could affect the natural integrity of the river and the surrounding lands. Bristol, Pennsylvania

An open-membership club of Fly Fishers in the Delaware Valley since 1984. Delaware Valley Fly Fishers, Inc., is a non-profit conservation and educational organization promoting the sport of fly fishing and fly tying. Yardley, Bucks County, Pennsylvania

DVKF club is comprised of a group of people from Southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey who enjoy fishing from kayaks in a variety of environments such as lakes, rivers, bays, and the ocean. Our club began in August 2005 when 3 current members decided to provide a way for kayak fisherman in our area to connect. We began with 7 members and have grown to 30. The club meets a few times a year to exchange fishing techniques, stories, and places to fish. Red Hill, Pennsylvania

Delaware Valley Surf Anglers Association was founded in 1957 by Robert E. Dillon. Previous to 1957, the original group of surf fishermen were known as the West Philadelphia Surf Anglers. The name was changed to Delaware Valley Surf Anglers when the members moved to Northeast Philly. The club has always been actively involved in the ASAC tournament competition. Current members reside throughout the entire Delaware Valley region. Men, women, children and those new to surf fishing are encouraged to participate. Warminster, Pennsylvania

The Delaware Valley Women's Fly Fishing Association was formed in January 1996 by a group of women fly fishers in the Philadelphia area who wanted to create a network of women to fish with. We now have approximately 60 members, most from the Delaware Valley and Mid-Atlantic states but ranging from New England through Florida. Our membership consists of women of all ages and at all levels of interest and ability and includes beginners and intermediates as well as advanced-level anglers and several professional instructors. Regardless of one's ability level, the club offers learning opportunities both on and off the stream. The only requirement to join is an interest in fly fishing.

Delco Anglers & Conservationists is part of the Pennsylvaina Co-op fish hatcheries program. Co-op hatcheries receive fingerling fish from the Pa Fish and Boat Commission with an agreement to raise and then release the fish into local streams. We assist with the state stocking program. Delco Anglers helps stock local streams including Dismal Run, Ridley, Ithan, Darby, Chester and West Branch creeks in Southeastern Delaware County. Media, Pennsylvania

The Delco-Manning Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to preserving, protecting, and restoring trout habitat throughout Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Delco-Manning Trout Unlimited is an active chapter effectively working to advance conservation efforts. Our 400+ members and affiliates are engaged in preserving our precious cold-water resources. Springfield, Pennsylvania

The Doc Fritchey Chapter is proud to be fulfilling Trout Unlimited's mission in Dauphin and Lebanon counties, Pennsylvania. Our mission is to conserve, protect and restore the coldwater resources of south-central Pennsylvania. Over the years, the Doc Fritchey Chapter has tackled a number of stream restoration and improvement projects, both large and small. Some of these have involved contracting the work to restoration professionals, while others have depended entirely on volunteer labor by chapter members. Our chapter has always recognized the importance of educating the public on cold, clean water and its significance in supporting a healthy population of aquatic life. Fishing, and more significantly fly fishing, is often employed as the link which opens the door to creating an understanding of aquatic ecology and the need to preserve, protect and restore our coldwater resources. Palmyra, Pennsylvania

Trout Unlimited is a group of conservation-minded anglers promoting quality trout and salmon fisheries — both for their intrinsic value as well as for watershed health. Come join us! Hear about the latest hot spots, discuss conservation issues, plan work days, help organize fundraisers, and of course, swap a few fish tales and learn how to tie the latest fly patterns. Lancaster, Pennsylvania

The EPACBA is a network of professional licensed captains operating on the Pennsylvania waters of Lake Erie to promote environmental advocacy, education and awareness of today's fisheries issues. By working closely with the PAF&BC and other Lake Erie fishery stakeholders, the EPACBA will lend a helping hand from a professional standpoint that will be in the best interests of ALL Lake Erie boaters. Erie, Pennsylvania

The EPSFA was formed to educate, enhance and protect the sport fishing in Pennsylvania, especially in Lake Erie, Presque Isle Bay and its tributaries. We welcome and invite you to membership in our sport fishing association. Erie, Pennsylvania

Founded in 1973 with with the mission to Protect, Restore and Conserve the cold-water resources of Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. Major Areas of Concern: Loyalhanna Creek Watershed including the Linn Run and Mill Creek Watersheds in eastern Westmoreland County. We presently have 522 members. Youngstown, Pennsylvania

The Forks of the Delaware Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to being a leader in coldwater conservation in the Bushkill Creek and Martins-Jacoby watersheds in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and in its support of the National and State mission to conserve, protect and restore coldwater habitat and their fisheries. Our chapter sponsors three classrooms, Nazareth Middle School, Wind Gap Middle School and Bangor Middle School in this educational program where students raise rainbow trout from eggs provided by the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commssion and then release the fingerlings into a stream in the spring. The chapter provides the necessary equipment and assists in planning an educational and fun release. Our chapter offers up our "Forks TU Fly Fishing Experience" with casting, tying, macro-invertebrates and more to about 200 youth aged 7 to 15 at Northampton County Youth Field Day on the first Saturday in June each year. The Forks of the Delaware Chapter of Trout Unlimited is dedicated to being a leader in coldwater conservation in the Bushkill Creek and Martins-Jacoby watersheds in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and in its support of the National and State mission to conserve, protect and restore coldwater habitat and their fisheries. Stockertown, Pennsylvania

Representing a major interest in the resources of the Great Lakes states Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and the Province of Ontario. The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council is a confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. Site includes Fishing Info, News, Tournaments, Agencies, and much more. Click on a state for local fishing reports,or post a fishing tip or report-- loads of anglers home pages, great photo galleries , Surface Temp maps, weather, lake conditions fishing news by state and more.

Great Swamp Fish, Game, & Forestry Association is a non-profit organization located in Quakertown, Bucks County Pennsylvania. Our mission statement is to unite and bind together interested sportsman; to meet, exchange views, educate, and endeavor by concerted efforts to further true sportsmanship; to assist Game, Fish, Forest, and Water Departments of Pennsylvania; to bring about more friendly relations between landowners, tenants, and sportsman; to foster the improvement and purification of our streams; to assist in forestation; and to control vermin. Quakertown, Pennsylvania

Hawghunter Bassmasters was formed in 1983 by six individuals who had broken away from other local clubs. The goals established by this group of esteemed young individuals was to promote the sport of bass fishing, fish new and challenging waters, and to learn new techniques not familiar to them. Since it's inception, HHBM has endorsed and actively participated in the principals of promoting and teaching the sport of bass fishing to our youth and protecting the enviroment which we use. Allentown, Pennsylvania

Conserving, protecting and restoring our country's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Our Mission: To bring together diverse interests to care for and recover rivers and streams so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout and salmon. The Hokendauqua Chapter of Trout Unlimited was officially chartered in 1987. The primary focus of the chapter is the protection and restoration of the Hokendauqua Creek and its tributaries in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. However, the Chapter’s area also includes other streams in northeast Lehigh and northwest Northampton counties. Several restorations have been completed on the Hokendauqua and Coplay Creeks. Northampton, Pennsylvania

Kayak Fishing Forum and Club! You're not just joining a fishing club, you're joining a community. Whether you are a new or experienced kayak fisherman, there is something for everyone at Kayak Anglers. Friendly competition, knowledge, and friendship is plentiful. If you want to participate in our kayak bass tournaments or are looking for advice from other kayak anglers, you have come to the right place! Western Pennsylvania

Hands-on teaching, group trips, social events, conservation projects. The Lackawanna Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited was originally chartered in 1983, and is focused on Youth Education, Women Inclusion, partnerships, new and interesting speakers for meetings. Our partnerships with Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority and the LRCA, and all three organizations’ work culminated in the Lackawanna River being named Pennsylvania River of the Year for 2020! Dickson City, Pennsylvania

We are a fully sanctioned FLW, PA Bass Federation District VII fishing club located in Scranton, Pennsylvania. We at our club strive to fuel public awareness of Bass Fishing as a major sport. We promote full observance of all conservation codes and fishing regulations. Leggett's Creek Bassmasters seek to improve their skills as bass anglers through a fellowship of friendly bass fishermen sharing their tips and techniques amongst one another. Our club continues to strive for excellence with our conservation & youth projects, monthly meetings, club website, open & club tournaments, and its overall passion for the sport of bass fishing. Scranton, Pennsylvania

The Lehigh River Stocking Association is a nonprofit, 501C-3 public organization dedicated to the restoration, revitalization and restocking of the Lehigh River. Our goal is the continuous improvement of this waterway and its tributaries. Our objectives are to insure clean water, a healthy and balanced ecosystem, an abundant fishery and access points for all citizens to enjoy. This will be to the benefit of all interests; including the businesses located throughout this region, the sportsmen and the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Working to promote fly fishing, watershed restoration and conservation in Central Pennsylvania through educational programs and volunteer activities. The purpose of the LJRA is to monitor, preserve and improve the Little Juniata River and its tributaries, as a cold-water resource. Altoona, Pennsylvania

The Little Lehigh Chapter of Trout Unlimited was formed in 1978 and was one of the first Trout Unlimited Chapters in the State of Pennsylvania. The Chapter currently has nearly 200 members. Our home streams are those in the Little Lehigh Watershed and include: the Little Lehigh Creek, Jordan Creek, Leibert Creek, Trout Creek, Swabia Creek, Schaffer Run, Iron Run, Toad Creek, Spring Creek, Breinig Run, and Little Cedar Creek. Waters from these creeks make up the Little Lehigh Watershed and flow into the Lehigh River in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The Lehigh River ultimately empties into the Delaware River. East Texas, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia's Oldest Fly Tying Club. The Main Line Fly-Tyers club was organized during the winter of 1971-72. Our monthly programs are structured to be personal and informative, on fly fishing for trout, salmon, bass, saltwater species and other related subjects pertaining to virtually every facet of fly tying, fly casting, stream tactics, entomology, and equipment. Our programs teach the "how to", the "where to go", and the appreciation of our natural resources. Each meeting consists of a fly tying demonstration, a quality guest speaker, a short business meeting, a fundraising raffle, with fly fishing oriented prizes, refreshments, and time to associate with fellow fly tyers and fishers. Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania

The purpose of this association is to conserve, restore and propagate the game, fish and other wildlife in its natural habitat and environment, to conserve forest and water, to seek to procure better fishing and hunting for sportsmen, to promote and maintain friendly relations with landowners and sportsmen, to cooperate in obtaining proper respect for, and observation of fish and game laws, to recommend changes in fish and game laws to the proper authorities and so far as possible to spread knowledge of useful wildlife among people. Middletown, Pennsylvania

Bass Fishing Club in Finleyville, Pennsylvania

The Monocacy Chapter of Trout Unlimited has been in “modern day” existence since 1985, although the chapter did function as far back as the 1970s. Our goals are to uphold the philosophy of Trout Unlimited and pursue the protection and enhancement of the Monocacy Creek. Over the years we have secured Adopt-A-Stream status for portions of the creek in co-op with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. In the past we have assisted Wildlands Conservancy and the PFBC in implementing stream improvement and riparian buffer projects. Our goal is to educate others to the importance and uniqueness of our Valley’s cold water fisheries and advocate for their protection. A prime belief of Trout Unlimited, held by people at all levels of its membership is "if we take care of the fish, then the fishing will take care of itself." With this in mind, the devotion of Trout Unlimited is to preserve the habitat for the fish, and to encourage healthy management of fishing stocks for continued recreation. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Montgomery County Anglers Fishing Club is a new fishing club organized to promote both freshwater and saltwater fishing as well as conservation throughout the Tristate/Mid-Atlantic region. The club will promote both salt and freshwater fishing in Montgomery County (our home base) and other counties in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware and even as far away as New York, MD and beyond. Members will have many opportunities to meet and fish with other fresh and saltwater anglers during the year. Our club will participate in various community activities and events to promote fishing, angling as well as conservation efforts to allow all of us to enjoy the great outdoors. Montgomery County Anglers Membership is open to any and all angler regardless of where they live or fish.

The Mountain Laurel Chapter of Trout Unlimited is headquartered in Johnstown, PA and serves Cambria, Somerset & Bedford Counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania. We work with watershed organizations such as the Stonycreek - Conemaugh River Improvement Project (SCRIP) and nonprofit organizations such as the Southern Alleghenies Conservancy. The major problem facing our local chapter is abandoned mine drainage (AMD) from abandoned coal mines. Other non-point source pollution such as uncontrolled storm water runoff and sedimentation is also a problem in MLTU's service area. Literally dozens of streams and rivers in Cambria & Somerset Counties have been rendered unfishable, unswimable, undrinkable and fit for nothing more than a storm sewer system for most of the 20th century. We are working very hard to remediate these problems and we invite you to be a part of our growing support base. Johnstown, Pennsylvania

We are The Muddy Creek Chapter of Trout Unlimited. A Non-profit, grass roots, cold water conservation organization based in the beautiful rolling hills of South Eastern York County, Pennsylvania. Our mission is to Conserve, Protect and Restore the Muddy Creek watershed for future use. Dallastown, Pennsylvania

The Chapter was founded in 1983. First meeting held in Cochranton. Since 1987, regular meetings have been held nine months of the year. They have been at the Franklin and Oil City Libraries, Two Mile Run County Park, and streamside at Oil Creek State Park. Presently the meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month at King's Restaurant in Reno, PA. The meetings have included numerous information, conservation and fishing programs. The chapter annually sends representatives to other TU meetings and training. Franklin, Pennsylvania

WE WANT YOU! If you love the sport of bass fishing, you're in the right place! We're always looking for new members. We have an active tournament schedule and are active in conservation and youth fishing. We have many affiliated clubs throughout Pennsylvania