Elk Creek, located in northwestern Pennsylvania, is a tributary of
Lake Erie and it is popular among steelhead fishermen. This
tributary is Pennsylvania's largest and most popular. The creek
is stocked by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission with
steelhead and brown trout. Fishing is best from late fall through
spring. The most popular spots to fish are at the mouth or along
the first mile or so after the mouth. Steelhead will stack up inside
the mouth of the creek until a good rain pushes them up the
creek. For more information on Elk Creek, check out the link
below from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. They
have some very good, detailed information on Elk Creek.
Elk Creek - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
Lake Erie and it is popular among steelhead fishermen. This
tributary is Pennsylvania's largest and most popular. The creek
is stocked by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission with
steelhead and brown trout. Fishing is best from late fall through
spring. The most popular spots to fish are at the mouth or along
the first mile or so after the mouth. Steelhead will stack up inside
the mouth of the creek until a good rain pushes them up the
creek. For more information on Elk Creek, check out the link
below from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. They
have some very good, detailed information on Elk Creek.
Elk Creek - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
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