Located in the heart of Pennsylvania's picturesque landscape, Neshannock Creek is a hidden gem that beckons nature enthusiasts, anglers, and those seeking tranquility. Flowing through Lawrence County, this pristine waterway offers an array of outdoor experiences amidst breathtaking surroundings. From its crystal-clear waters to the lush greenery that envelops its banks, Neshannock Creek and its vicinity promise an unforgettable adventure for all who venture here.

Neshannock Creek is renowned for its pristine, emerald waters that wind their way through a diverse range of habitats. The creek boasts a Class A wild trout fishery, making it a prime destination for avid fly fishermen seeking a rewarding angling experience. The creek is stocked with brown and rainbow trout, providing ample opportunities for casting lines and honing angling skills. Its riffles, pools, and runs create an ever-changing aquatic environment that challenges even the most seasoned fishermen.

Whether you're an angler, a nature enthusiast, or simply someone yearning for a peaceful retreat, Neshannock Creek and its enchanting surroundings offer an invitation to experience the pristine beauty of Pennsylvania's outdoors. With its varied activities and stunning vistas, this hidden oasis is a testament to the natural splendor that the region has to offer.

Neshannock Creek is a 25.65 mile long tributary of Shenango River. It forms at the confluence of Cool Spring and Otter Creek in Mercer County, Pennsylvania. From there, it flows south to Lawrence County. It is fed by numerous tributaries, most notably Beaver Run, Pine Run, and Mill Run.

At Neshannock Creek, you will find stocked rainbow and brown trout. The Creek boasts a beautiful waterfall and runs through Volant, Pennsylvania. There is a 2.7 mile Delayed Harvest Section. This portion of Neshannock Creek is one of twenty-two streams designated as a Keystone Select Water in the state of Pennsylvania. Keystone Select Waters receive special stockings of larger, older trout.The Creek also has impressive aquatic insect hatches.

Fishing on this stream is open all year, but there are special regulations depending on when you choose to visit. The trout at Neshannock Creek aren’t particularly picky about what they eat, but you should still check out our hatch chart before your fishing trip to make sure you are properly equipped.

The Pennsylvania Keystone Select designation represents a recognition of exceptional water quality and angling opportunities. This designation is given to streams that meet specific criteria, including high quality habitat, diverse fish populations and sustainable fishing practices. Streams with this designation are carefully managed and protected to ensure the preservation of their unique ecological characteristics and the enhancement of recreational fishing experiences.

Nestled along Lawrence County’s treasured Neshannock Creek, you will find us in the small town of Volant, Pennsylvania off State Route 208. The fly shop has been in operation for over 30 years providing fly fishermen and women with fly fishing products and services. This portion of Neshannock Creek is one of twenty-two streams designated as a Keystone Select Water in the state of Pennsylvania. Keystone Select Waters, which are also specially regulated as delayed harvest waters, receive special stockings of larger, older trout. We also do several private stockings here. The small town of Volant is a destination of its own with Amish inspired shops, antique stores, eateries, and other specialty stores.

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