Summer Hopper Fun

August is terrestrial time.  Look at these great fish caught on hoppers this past week.

Summer Bassin

As the trout streams lose their flow and the insect hatches slow.  Fly fishing for warm water species such as pike, musky, carp and bass can be a fun option. Warm water fly fishing is also a great way to tune up for a flats trip.

Small Streams Fun Fishing

This summer has been the summer for small streams.  Weekly rains have kept small streams perfect for fly fishing Native Brook Trout and Wild Browns.  While most of these fish aren't trophies in size, they are survivors since the last ice age.  Native Brook trout are the only native inland salmonoid in Pennsylvania.  Also our state fish.  Come see the wilderness areas surrounding Glendorn and make a cast into one of the areas dozen or more native streams.

Fresh Rain, Fresh Water, Happy Fish

The mid week rains continue to freshen up the flows of our streams at Glendorn. This makes our fish happy, happy fish means happy guests catching fish.  Now is the time to learn fly fishing with one of our guides at Glendorn.

Little Stream, Big Fish

If you want to catch large trout in small to medium sized streams, and short casts with dry flies sounds appealing.  Well don't hesitate, terrestrial season is here and our Glendorn trout are hungry for hoppers.  Look at today's lunkerd.

Glendorn Property Fishing

Did we mention our four miles of stream and four ponds teaming with trout.  Excellent dry fly fishing the rest of the year.  Check out yesterday's catch.  First time fly fishing too.

Warm Water Fly Fishing

Although our area of Pennsylvania is known for its world class trout and steelhead fishing.  Warm water opportunities for Bluegill, Bass, Pike and Musky exist for avid fly rodders too.  During the warm summer afternoons, take a break from the trout and toss a popper for a bass.  Contact us for more information on Jet Boat trips to the Carp flats on Kinzue Resevoir.  A great place to challenge yourself on large carp, light tackle and dry flies.