Future Fish

Glendorn has just introduced its new future fish population to our brand new hatchery.

The first batch of the 1500 7" Kamaloops Rainbow Trout will be around 12-14" when we release them into Bondiue, Jill and Skipper lakes next year.

During your next visit stop by the Orvis Fly Shop and grab a box of trout chow to feed our finned friends.

Winter Sports at Glendorn

The season is in full swing for winter sports at Glendorn.  Snowmobile tours, shooting sports, ice fishing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, sledding and curling.  Enjoy most of these activities at your leisure or have one of our professional activities guides take you along with them on a property tour.  February is on the horizon and is the perfect time to enjoy these exciting winter activities.  See you at Glendorn.

Time for winter

As you find your way along the many groomed snowmobile, cross country ski and snowshoeing trails of Glendorn.  You'll find little buildings like this one in lost Valley.

Fall, Feathers and Fun

Rock and Candy, our finished English Pointers, are ready.  Are you?  Upland wing shooting season is here and our dogs are ready for some fast flushing fun.  See you this season.

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.