tulpehocken-creek
Tulpehocken Creek is a creek in Pennsylvania.
It ranks #11 among the 16 waters of Pennsylvania in the registry, and is of regional prominence.
Also called the Tully and Tully.
Fished for trout (inferred from the species listed).
Species: brown trout and rainbow trout.
USGS GNIS record: 1189912.
Stretches: Palisades and Water Works Area.
Access points: Rebers Bridge and Red Bridge.
Confluences: Cacoosing Creek and Plum Creek.
Features: Blue Marsh Dam.
Palisades Flats (hole). It is fishable. Slower, more difficult water that demands better imitations (Perfect Fly).
It is on the stretch Palisades.
Palisades Riffle (hole). It is fishable. Classic pool, run, riffle water with some pocket water (Perfect Fly).
It is on the stretch Palisades.
Paper Mill Road (access). It is fishable. Orvis (TCO Fly Shop) 'Best Access: Paper Mill Road'. Not chained: sits at the Cacoosing Creek junction.
Paper Mill Flats (hole). It is fishable. Perfect Fly: Cacoosing Creek 'enters the Tully just below the paper mill flats'.
It is upstream of Cacoosing Creek.
It is downstream of Plum Creek.
Sourced from 2 independent fly sites.
Sources: fishingreports.orvis.com and The Perfect Fly Store.
Hatches
Hatch timing not yet researched.
Access, closures and rules change; check with the state agency before you go.