brodhead-creek

Brodhead Creek is a creek in Pennsylvania.

It ranks #15 among the 16 waters of Pennsylvania in the registry, and is of local prominence.

Also called The Brodheads.

Fished for trout (inferred from the species listed).

Species: brown trout and brook trout.

USGS GNIS record: 1198044.

Henryville (access). It is fishable. Historic fly-fishing center of 19th-century America; Henryville House (1848, closed 1984) drew anglers, and the area earned the name 'Paradise Valley'. Southern Wisconsin TU history piece. Not chained: position along the creek not stated. Also called Paradise Valley.

Analomink (access). It is fishable. Perfect Fly: the best section is below the state road 1002 bridge downstream to Analomink; the water immediately below Analomink is channel-like.

It is upstream of Stroudsburg.

Stroudsburg (access). It is fishable. Heavily populated; the stream loses appeal near town and enters a gorge below it.

It is downstream of Analomink.

Sourced from 2 independent fly sites.

Sources: The Perfect Fly Store and swtu.org.

Access, closures and rules change; check with the state agency before you go.