Six-Gun
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I have been "overhead scouting" (read: Google maps) a lot of the creeks I want to fish when I get back to PA, but given my lack of experience in these areas, to my eye it looks like a lot of the water runs through cuts of private farm land. Unless I'm missing something, I'm presuming that the thickets surround some of these creeks are part of someone's privately owned property.
Outside of calling the county tax assessor for each place I want to fish, is there any resource out there that spells out which sections of streams/runs/rivers/creeks are publicly accessible? Obviously, the areas that run through state game lands are a gimme, I just want figure out some of the other waters that look promising. Thanks for your help.
Outside of calling the county tax assessor for each place I want to fish, is there any resource out there that spells out which sections of streams/runs/rivers/creeks are publicly accessible? Obviously, the areas that run through state game lands are a gimme, I just want figure out some of the other waters that look promising. Thanks for your help.