Public Land: Hunting and Fishing in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania_-_Allegheny_State_Forest.jpg With more than 4.2 million acres of public land, Pennsylvania offers solid access to the state’s fine hunting and...
Pennsylvania_-_Allegheny_State_Forest.jpg
With more than 4.2 million acres of public land, Pennsylvania offers solid access to the state’s fine hunting and fishing opportunities.
• 69,703 acres
• Good deer, turkey and grouse hunting
• Trail system for improved access
• 517,000 acres
• Good deer, turkey and bear hunting
• Fishing available in streams and on Allegheny reservoir
Susquehannock State Forest
• 265,000 acres
• Good deer, turkey and grouse hunting
• Trout fishing in mountain streams
• 85,000 acres
• Good deer, turkey and grouse hunting
• Cold water fishing in streams, warm water fishing in ponds and lakes
• 95,780 acres
• Good deer, turkey and grouse hunting
• Excellent trout fishing on miles of quality streams
• 193,424 acres
• Good deer, turkey, grouse and bear hunting
• Excellent stream trout fishing including “trophy trout” stretches
• Tens of thousands of acres managed by Pennsylvania Game Commission
• Areas are numbered and included in an online mapping program
• All areas open to public access for hunting and fishing
More Links
Find more public land access opportunities with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Hunt Planner.
Photo: Allegheny National Forest
Photo credit: flickr
