Clark's Creek, Dauphin County Fishing Report

Name: Clark Creek
Rating: 4.25

4.25 Rating based on 4 Reviews

Clark Creek

Amazing wild stretch of water close to Harrisburg, PA. It is located just North of the town of Dauphin right off US 322 West o Harrisburg. The stream is the water that flows out of the Dehart dam, which is the city of Harrisburgs water supply. The stream is accessable via route 225. Much is private, but the state gamelands parking areas grant access and it is possible at points to park along the road and hike in-heavily wooded. Large population of wild brown trout and many wild brook up to 1 pounds. I was quite surprised as to fish number, size and qualiy, with virtually no fishing pressure. Fly fishing only area above, great dry fly summer-supurb early season bait fishing below.
Left with 4 fish (fryers). This is my son's favorite spot! TRULY UNDERRATED!

Added By: manduke on 04/01/08 07:11 PM
Location: Clark's Creek, Dauphin County
Report Date: 11/25/2006
# of Hotspots: 1
# of Photos: 0
# of Fish Caught: 4
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# of Fish Caught: 4
Water Type: freshwater
Type of Fish: Brown Trout
Fish Length (Avg): 14 inches
Fish Length (Max): 17 inches
Fish Weight (Max): 1 lbs. 8 oz.
Bait Details: worms and rainbow powerbait
Location Details: pull off on stream side of route 225. Notches in tree mark trail between two road signs. Abot 300yards to creek-nic spot o wade-brook trout below in small trib mouths, wild browns deeper pools

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ironpete0827

Great info, I will give it a try soon. Plan on Geocaching in that area , so will kill two birds with one stone.