Several organizations, including state and federal agencies and nonprofit groups, are cutting trees into wild trout streams. Here's where and why.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is considering a study where hatchery trout are placed in a wild trout stream. PATU opposes the project.

In fact, a female Brook Trout that is over 18 inches long might produce around 4,000 eggs! The fish can be found in Pennsylvania as wild populations and locally in the Susquehanna and Delaware ...

In fact, a female Brook Trout that is over 18 inches long might produce around 4,000 eggs! The fish can be found in Pennsylvania as wild populations and locally in the Susquehanna and Delaware ...

In fact, a female Brook Trout that is over 18 inches long might produce around 4,000 eggs! The fish can be found in Pennsylvania as wild populations and locally in the Susquehanna and Delaware ...

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is finalizing its Strategic Plan for Management of Trout Fisheries which involves wild trout and finding places to stock 4.2 million hatchery trout ...

In fact, a female Brook Trout that is over 18 inches long might produce around 4,000 eggs! The fish can be found in Pennsylvania as wild populations and locally in the Susquehanna and Delaware ...

The PFBC plans to study the impact of stocking trout over a wild trout stream in northcentral Pennsylvania. Here's why some object to the proposal.

If you're looking to test your fishing skills on opening day today, try casting a line into one of south-central Pennsylvania's wild trout streams.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is seeking the public’s input on the possibility of adding the naturally reproducing wild brook trout to the State Wildlife Action Plan.

Wild as the water itself and free as the rounded rock that courses its descent, native brook trout fin contentedly in the shadows, thankful for the cool flows, moss-covered boulders and lush ...

They are the the rainbow, the brown and the brook trout. Sure, you could also toss in lake trout, golden trout and steelhead, but they exist here few and far between. The average Pennsylvania ...