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Trout Fishing on the Lower Lehigh River with Precision Fly and Tackle - Harrisburg

Trout Fishing on the Lower Lehigh River with Precision Fly and Tackle

Mount Holly Springsmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6–8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in moderate physical shape to handle floats, casting, and some standing or kneeling in boats.

Overview

Discover the rush of trout and smallmouth bass fishing on Pennsylvania’s Lower Lehigh River. Precision Fly and Tackle offers expert-guided float trips designed to test skills and deliver unforgettable freshwater adventure.

$583.00
Mount Holly Springs, Pennsylvania

Lower Lehigh River Float - Trout

All Ages • 8 Hours • Up to 2 Anglers per Guide

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of fishing on the Lehigh River, where you can catch not only trout but also feisty smallmouth bass. These energetic fish put up an exhilarating fight, making every catch an unforgettable adventure for anglers seeking excitement in a stunning natural setting.

Experience the thrill of fishing on the Lehigh River, where you can catch not only trout but also feisty smallmouth bass. These energetic fish put up an exhilarating fight, making every catch an unforgettable adventure for anglers seeking excitement in a stunning natural setting.

Adventure Tips

Wear layered, quick-drying clothing

Water temps can be cool year-round; layering helps manage temperature changes on the river.

Use polarized sunglasses

They reduce glare and improve underwater visibility to spot fish and obstacles.

Stay hydrated throughout the day

Eight hours on the river demands consistent hydration, even in cooler weather.

Practice catch-and-release when possible

Preserves fish populations and maintains healthy river ecology.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Watch for bald eagles soaring above the river corridor.
  • White-tailed deer often graze near the riverbanks at dawn and dusk.

History

The Lehigh River played a key role in Pennsylvania’s industrial age as part of the Lehigh Canal system, which enabled coal transport in the 19th century.

Conservation

Local organizations work to maintain water quality and stream habitat, promoting sustainable fishing practices on the Lehigh.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waders and waterproof boots

Essential

Keeps you dry and warm during cooler river conditions and shallow wading.

spring|fall|winter specific

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

Improves sightlines into the water, crucial for spotting trout and bass.

Insect repellent

Helps keep biting insects at bay during warmer months on the water.

summer specific

Lightweight fishing vest or pack

Essential

Allows quick access to flies, tools, and hydration while on the float.