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PDF of Statewide Adult Trout Stocking Schedule As of 1-21-15 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission - 2015 Adult Trout Stocking Schedule (as of 1/21/15, visit fishandboat.com/stocking for changes) Stocking Meeting County Water Sec Upper Limit Lower Limit Meeting Place Brook Brown Rbow Hatchery Date Time Adams Bermudian Creek 2 Cranberry Rd Bridge (Sr 1014) Wireman'S Mill Rd Bridge (Sr 1009) 3/7/2015 Bendersville P.O.-off SR34 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Bermudian Creek 2 Cranberry Rd Bridge (Sr 1014) Wireman'S Mill Rd Bridge (Sr 1009) 4/6/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Bermudian Creek 4 Greenbriar Rd (T-619) Rt 94 Bridge (Sr0094) 3/7/2015 Bendersville P.O.-off SR34 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Conewago Creek 3 Rt 234 Brdg At Arendtsville (Sr 0234) 200 M Dns Russell Tavern Rd Brdg (T- 3/14/2015 Adams Co. National Bank- 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale 340) Arendtsville Adams Conewago Creek 3 Rt 234 Brdg At Arendtsville (Sr 0234) 200 M Dns Russell Tavern Rd Brdg (T- 4/22/2015 Adams Co. National Bank- 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale 340) Arendtsville Adams Conewago Creek 4 200 M Dns Russel Tavern Rd Brdg (T-340) Rt 34 Brdg (Sr0034) 3/14/2015 Adams Co. National Bank- 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Arendtsville Adams Conewago Creek 4 200 M Dns Russel Tavern Rd Brdg (T-340) Rt 34 Brdg (Sr0034) 4/22/2015 Adams Co. National Bank- 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Arendtsville Adams Conewago Creek 4 200 M Dns Russel Tavern Rd Brdg (T-340) Rt 34 Brdg (Sr0034) 10/2/2015 Letterkenny Reservoir 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Conewago Creek 5 Rt 34 (Sr0034) Harrisburg Rd (Sr3001) 3/14/2015 Adams Co. National Bank- 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Arendtsville Adams Conewago Creek 5 Rt 34 (Sr0034) Harrisburg Rd (Sr3001) 4/22/2015 Adams Co. National Bank- 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Arendtsville Adams Latimore Creek 2 Mountain Rd (Sr1005) Mouth 4/3/2015 Cashtown Community Center 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Latimore Creek 2 Mountain Rd (Sr1005) Mouth 4/6/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Little Marsh Creek 2 Sr3018 Bridge Rd (T-315) 3/4/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X Huntsdale Adams Little Marsh Creek 3 Bridge Rd (T315) Knoxlyn Rd (Sr3013) 3/4/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Little Marsh Creek 3 Bridge Rd (T315) Knoxlyn Rd (Sr3013) 4/23/2015 Cashtown Community Center 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Marsh Creek 2 Cashtown Rd (Sr 3011) Brdg Us Rt 30 Brdg 3/4/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Marsh Creek 2 Cashtown Rd (Sr 3011) Brdg Us Rt 30 Brdg 4/23/2015 Cashtown Community Center 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Middle Creek 2 Confl Swamp Ck Mcglaughlin Rd (T-318) 3/4/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Middle Creek 2 Confl Swamp Ck Mcglaughlin Rd (T-318) 4/23/2015 Cashtown Community Center 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Opossum Creek 2 Wenksville Rd (Sr4008) Mouth 3/7/2015 Bendersville P.O.-off SR34 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Opossum Creek 2 Wenksville Rd (Sr4008) Mouth 4/23/2015 Cashtown Community Center 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Orrtanna Pond - Pond 1 0 3/23/2015 South Mountain P.O.-SR233 10:30:00 X Huntsdale Adams Toms Creek 2 Mount Hope Rd (T-300) Sr0116 Brdg 4/3/2015 Cashtown Community Center 11:45:00 X X Benner Spring Adams Toms Creek 2 Mount Hope Rd (T-300) Sr0116 Brdg 4/6/2015 Cashtown Community Center 10:30:00 X X Huntsdale Adams Waynesboro Reservoir 0 3/23/2015 South Mountain P.O.-SR233 10:30:00 X Huntsdale Adams Waynesboro Reservoir 0 4/8/2015 South Mountain P.O.-SR233 10:30:00 X Huntsdale Adams, Franklin Carbaugh Run 3 1.28Km Upstrm Frank/Adams Mouth 3/30/2015 Green Village-Chambersburg-SR11 11:45:00 X Benner Spring North Adams, Franklin Carbaugh Run 3 1.28Km Upstrm Frank/Adams Mouth 4/24/2015 Green Village-Chambersburg-SR11 10:00:00 X Huntsdale North Adams, Franklin Conococheague Creek 2 Former Dam At Birch Run Reservoir Black Gap Road (Sr0997) Brdg At 3/30/2015 Green Village-Chambersburg-SR11 11:45:00 X Benner Spring (Chambersburg Res) Greenwood North Adams, Franklin Conococheague Creek 2 Former Dam At Birch Run Reservoir Black Gap Road (Sr0997) Brdg At 4/8/2015 South Mountain P.O.-SR233 10:30:00 X Huntsdale (Chambersburg Res) Greenwood Adams, Franklin Conococheague Creek 2 Former Dam At Birch Run Reservoir Black Gap Road (Sr0997) Brdg At 5/7/2015 Green Village Restaurant-SR11 10:00:00 X Huntsdale (Chambersburg Res) Greenwood North Adams, Franklin East Branch Antietam Creek 2 Spillway Waynes Boro Rs Mouth Vineyard Rn 3/30/2015 Green Village-Chambersburg-SR11 11:45:00 X Benner Spring North Adams, Franklin East Branch Antietam Creek 2 Spillway Waynes Boro Rs Mouth Vineyard Rn 4/8/2015 South Mountain P.O.-SR233 10:30:00 X Huntsdale Adams, Franklin East Branch Antietam Creek 2 Spillway Waynes Boro Rs Mouth Vineyard Rn 5/11/2015 Hardee's Restaurant-Waynesboro- 11:45:00 X Benner Spring SR16 East Allegheny Bull Creek 2 Stone Quarry Rd Brdg Fst T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg Ups 3/3/2015 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap T721/T719 (Hemphil SR28 Allegheny Bull Creek 2 Stone Quarry Rd Brdg Fst T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg Ups week of 4/20 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap T721/T719 (Hemphil SR28 Allegheny Bull Creek 2 Stone Quarry Rd Brdg Fst T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg Ups week of 5/11 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap T721/T719 (Hemphil SR28 Allegheny Bull Creek 3 Fst T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg Ups T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg At Millerstown 3/3/2015 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap T721/T719 (Hemphil SR28 Allegheny Bull Creek 4 T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg At Millerstown Mouth 3/3/2015 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR28 Allegheny Bull Creek 4 T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg At Millerstown Mouth week of 4/20 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR28 Allegheny Bull Creek 4 T721 (Thompson Rd) Brg At Millerstown Mouth week of 5/11 PA Park & Ride off Tarentum Exit 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR28 Page 1 of 64 Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission - 2015 Adult Trout Stocking Schedule (as of 1/21/15, visit fishandboat.com/stocking for changes) Stocking Meeting County Water Sec Upper Limit Lower Limit Meeting Place Brook Brown Rbow Hatchery Date Time Allegheny Deer Creek 2 300 M Upst Conf Deer Ck W Br Sr 910 Brg Near T-678 Int 3/2/2015 Harmarville Exit off SR28; Int. 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR910 & SR28 Allegheny Deer Creek 3 Sr 910 Brg Near T-678 Int Dns Rose Ridge Golf Property 3/2/2015 Harmarville Exit off SR28; Int. 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR910 & SR28 Allegheny Deer Creek 3 Sr 910 Brg Near T-678 Int Dns Rose Ridge Golf Property 5/6/2015 Harmarville Exit off SR28; Int. 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR910 & SR28 Allegheny Deer Creek 3 Sr 910 Brg Near T-678 Int Dns Rose Ridge Golf Property 10/7/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Deer Creek 4 Dns Rose Ridge Golf Property Big Bend 0.4Km Below T-662 Brdg 3/2/2015 Harmarville Exit off SR28; Int. 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR910 & SR28 Allegheny Deer Creek 4 Dns Rose Ridge Golf Property Big Bend 0.4Km Below T-662 Brdg 5/6/2015 Harmarville Exit off SR28; Int. 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap SR910 & SR28 Allegheny Deer Creek 4 Dns Rose Ridge Golf Property Big Bend 0.4Km Below T-662 Brdg 5/16/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Flaugherty Run 2 Confluence With Boggs Rn Mouth 4/16/2015 Exit 22 Wexford off I-79 12:30:00 X Benner Spring Allegheny Long Run 2 Confl With Jacks Run Upper Bndry Versailles Borough 3/4/2015 Monroeville Municipal Park on 12:00:00 X X Pleasant Gap Abers Ck Rd Allegheny Lower Deer Lake 0 4/15/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Lower Deer Lake 0 5/16/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Lower Deer Lake 0 10/7/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Lower Deer Lake 0 week of 4/27 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Middle Deer Lake 0 4/15/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Middle Deer Lake 0 4/29/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Middle Deer Lake 0 10/7/2015 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Middle Deer Lake 0 week of 5/11 Deer Lakes Park Office 12:30:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Montour Run 2 Mouth Of Trout Rn At Intersection Of Sr 3074 (Ewings Mills Rd) Bridge 4/16/2015 Exit 22 Wexford off I-79 12:30:00 X X Benner Spring Montour Rn R Allegheny Montour Run 2 Mouth Of Trout Rn At Intersection Of Sr 3074 (Ewings Mills Rd) Bridge 4/20/2015 Exit 22-Wexford Exit-RT79 12:45:00 X X Pleasant Gap Montour Rn R Allegheny Montour Run 2 Mouth Of Trout Rn At Intersection Of Sr 3074 (Ewings Mills Rd) Bridge 4/29/2015 Exit 22 Wexford off I-79 12:45:00 X X Pleasant Gap Montour Rn R Allegheny North Park Lake 0 3/30/2015 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny North Park Lake 0 5/9/2015 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny North Park Lake 0 11/18/2015 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny North Park Lake 0 week of 4/27 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Pine Creek 2 N Park Lk Dm Breast 375 M Ups Of Montour Rn 4/7/2015 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Pine Creek 2 N Park Lk Dm Breast 375 M Ups Of Montour Rn 4/30/2015 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Pine Creek 4 Mouth Of Willow Rn Abandon Rr Brg T 575 And Dunca 4/7/2015 North Park Lake Boat House 13:00:00 X X Pleasant Gap Allegheny Pine Creek 4 Mouth Of Willow Rn Abandon Rr Brg T 575 And Dunca 4/30/2015 North Park
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