Spring Creek Chapter Trout Unlimited

🌡As things heat up - remember, trout are coldwater species and experience physical stress when stream temperatures climb above 68°F. Make sure to carry your water thermometer with you and use it!

🎣🐟 On Thursday, May 28, our chapter had the pleasure of helping the State College Delta High School Program release their Trout in the Classroom fish at Whipple Dam! 🌊

After the release, we spent the afternoon helping approximately 40 students learn and enjoy bait fishing. 🎣 For several of the students, it was a day they will never forget—they caught their very first fish! 🐟😊

It was fun to see so much excitement outdoors and to help introduce the next generation to fishing, conservation, and the enjoyment of our local waters. 🌲🌞
A big thank you to the students, teachers, and volunteers who made this a memorable day! 👏💙

🎣 Join Us for a Social Fishing Gathering! 🌅

Looking for a relaxing way to spend your Thursday evening? Grab your fishing rod and join us for a casual night by the water!

📅 Thursday, June 25th
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Spring Creek at McCoy Dam

Whether you're an experienced angler or casting a line for the very first time, everyone is welcome. We'll meet at the Spring Creek McCoy Dam parking lot just before sunset to enjoy beautiful scenery, great fishing, and even better company.

🎣🌄 Bring your gear, a friend, and your love for the outdoors—we hope to see you there!

🎣🇺🇸 On May 21st, the Veterans Fishing Program had the pleasure of hosting a wonderful group of Veterans from the Altoona Chapter of the Healing Waters Program at the Clair Property on Spring Creek.

We welcomed 10 guests for a day filled with fishing, lunch, fellowship, and relaxation along the stream. Several Veterans landed some great fish, but most importantly, everyone enjoyed the opportunity to spend time outdoors together.

A special thank you to Dave Thomas and the Healing Waters group for joining us.