Al’s Susquehanna Guide Service offers guided fishing trips on the Susquehanna River, St. Lawrence River, Oneida Lake, and Cayuga Lake.
"My husband Rodney and his friend were going to be at the LLWS and knew that Friday the 22nd was going to be a relax day with no ball games." — Rodney,
There's a fish with your name on it in Lake Wallenpaupack, and this exciting local fishing charter will help you catch it! These waters are known for Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, and more – with any luck, it won't take long to hook in
"Io e la mia ragazza abbiamo fatto un esperienza di 4 + 2 ore." — Riccardo,
Beltzville Lake has a fish with your name on it, so let Fish Fever Guide Service help you catch it! The fish in these waters include Striped Bass, Smallmouth Bass, and many more with any luck. On these trips, it's common to troll using light tackle.
"My adult son and I went out on a morning lake fishing trip. Our boat captain and fishing guide was timely, courteous, and lined us up for several successful fishing runs along the lake." — Kenneth,
Make the most of your time in Pennsylvania and go night fishing with Let's Go Fishing Adventure. With Captain Dwayne at the helm, you'll benefit from years of knowledge and experience.
"came out with my son and dwayne was patient, considerate, knowledgeable, and just great to spend time with." — Tom,
Discover the exceptional angling opportunities Scranton offers, nestled in Pennsylvania's picturesque Pocono Mountains region. The Lackawanna River stands as a crown jewel for fly fishers, featuring a designated Trophy Trout section with catch-and-release regulations where wild brown trout thrive in revitalized waters. Access points along the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail—including Olive Street and Parker Street—provide convenient entry to prime pools and riffles harboring impressive fish populations.
Beyond the Lackawanna, Scranton serves as a gateway to diverse fisheries. The Susquehanna River delivers thrilling smallmouth bass and catfish action, with chances to hook trophy 'Suskie' muskies. Nearby Lake Wallenpaupack and Frances Slocum Lake offer prolific largemouth and smallmouth bass fishing, while Lehigh River's pristine currents challenge anglers with wild trout in dramatic gorge settings. Winter months reveal hidden gems like Fishing Creek, where trout congregate in deep pools near Scranton.
From urban riverbanks to secluded mountain streams, Scranton's waters cater to all techniques—fly fishing in limestone-influenced currents, spin casting for aggressive bass, or trolling deep reservoirs. Year-round accessibility and varied species—including chain pickerel, crappie, and trophy-class trout—ensure every outing holds potential for remarkable catches. Experience these curated fisheries through guided adventures tailored to Scranton's unique aquatic landscapes.
