Kettle Creek Valley

Kettle Creek flows nearly 43 miles through the majestic, remote mountains of North Central Pennsylvania, offering exceptional water quality that produces incredible insect hatches and outstanding fishing opportunities throughout the season. The upper 28 miles of the basin are designated Catch and Release waters, protecting healthy populations of native brook trout and wild brown trout in a pristine environment. The middle and lower sections of the creek provide diverse fishing experiences with both wild and stocked trout, making it ideal for anglers of all skill levels. Surrounded by rugged terrain, dense forests, and minimal development, the Kettle Creek Valley remains one of Pennsylvania’s most untouched fisheries. With an impressive 108 miles of Class A streams, this region offers endless exploration, solitude, and world-class trout water for those seeking an authentic and rewarding fly-fishing experience.