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Pennsylvania Fishing License Information
Fishing License Information for the Susquehanna River Valley
Fishing Licenses are required for anyone over the age of 16. Tourists can purchase a 7-day, 3-day, or 1-day License. Licenses can be purchased online or in person at the following locations:
Union County
Snyder County
Northumberland County
For additional information, please visit the PA Fish and Boat Commission website.
HuntFishPA: New Mobile-Friendly, Outdoor Recreational Licensing Platform
The Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) and Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) have announced the launch of HuntFishPA, the new user-friendly licensing platform for hunters, anglers, and boaters. Visitors to www.HuntFish.pa.gov will discover convenient features like personalized dashboards, autorenewal for fishing licenses, and the ability to report game and furbearer harvests as required. Users who visit the agencies’ websites – www.pgc.pa.gov and www.fishandboat.com – for their licensing and other needs will be seamlessly directed to the new system. HuntFishPA replaces the previous Pennsylvania Automatic Licensing System (PALS) platform known as The Outdoor Shop.
Susquehanna River Valley Fishing Guide
Regardless of the season, the natural beauty of the Susquehanna River Valley’s streams, creeks, lakes, and its namesake, the Susquehanna River, invites all to explore the great outdoors.
Along with many pristine fishing areas, which this Guide will outline, the region is also home to three state parks: Shikellamy State Park and Marina, Milton State Park, and R.B. Winter State Park.
Fly Fishing
Regardless of the season, the natural beauty of the Susquehanna River Valley’s streams, creeks,lakes, and its namesake, the Susquehanna River, invites all to explore the great outdoors.
Approved Trout Waters
Approved Trout Streams in the Susquehanna River Watershed for Northumberland County, Snyder County and Union County.
Types of Fish
The Susquehanna is well-known for its large mass of smallmouth bass. The Susquehanna is also filled with a great deal of walleye, catfish, and smaller panfish.
Private Tour Guides
The Susquehanna River can be fished at its best through private tour guides. The Susquehanna is well-known for its large mass of smallmouth bass.