Antietam Creek Guided Trout Fishing
Explore private limestone-influenced streams for wild trout near Waynesboro
4.8 stars• 103 reviews
Duration
4 or 8 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 2 people
Highlights
Explore more than three miles of private trout water near Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Fish the East Branch of Antietam Creek and its tributary, Red Run, with a guide.
- Cast into limestone-influenced water flowing from South Mountain into the Cumberland Valley
- Target wild brown trout in both Red Run and the Antietam
- Look for rainbow trout and occasional brook trout in the creek waters
- Fish seasonal approaches from nymphs and streamers to dry flies and terrestrials
- Explore waters shaped by limestone springs and freestone stream habitat
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 21 days before the trip to reschedule or receive your deposit back. Cancellations within 14 days of the trip do not receive the deposit back.
Product ID: TH4X7B
FAQs
Early season focuses on nymph and streamer fishing, with some dry-fly action on cloudy days. May and June bring dry flies including caddis and mayflies, while mid-summer dry-fly fishing uses ants, hoppers, and other terrestrials. Fall can bring larger brown trout moving upstream to spawn.
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