Mark Nale

Many people had given up on Tubmill Creek, a stocked trout stream in northern Westmoreland County, Pa., but not Lin Gamble. Along with the non-profit Tubmill Trout Club, Gamble has been working to improve their namesake stream and its tributaries since 1998.
From its headwaters on Laurel Hill, Tubmill Creek flows northwest to where it is dammed to form Tubmill Reservoir.

The results of the summer 2024 electro-fishing survey of the lower Little Juniata River in Pennsylvania show a very healthy wild brown trout population. The details of this study were presented on Jan. 16 to the members of the Little Juniata River Association at its monthly meeting.
The Little Juniata River originates in Blair County near Altoona at the confluence of Spring Run and Kettle Creek. It flows northeasterly through the Borough of Tyrone and then cuts under I-99 and through the Bald Eagle Mountain, heading southeasterly to join with the Frankstown Branch near Petersburg in Huntingdon County. Anglers come from all over the eastern United States to fish the famous stream.

For more than three years, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has been in a legal back-and-forth with landowners along a section of land that abuts Spruce Creek in Pennsylvania.
A close look at a map of Rothrock State Forest shows that over a quarter-mile of the state forest is adjacent to Spruce Creek – a world-famous limestone trout stream. Rothrock State Forest contains nearly 97,000 acres of primarily wooded land in Centre, Huntingdon and Mifflin counties.