fishing map - Seven Springs
GUIDE SERVICES If you want to truly appreciate some of the best fly fishing western Pennsylvania has to offer, you owe it to yourself to spend some time with one of Seven Springs’ Orvis-endorsed guides. Stop by Seven Springs Outfitters for the latest in tackle and equipment or for some tips from our expert. Please call (800) 452-2223, ext. 7899, to plan your professionally guided fly fishing expedition.
FISHING PERMITS Fishing permits are non-transferable and must be displayed at all times while fishing at Seven Springs. Permits can be purchased at the Adventure Center, Sporting Clays, Guest Information and the Hotel Front Desk.
STILLWATER Surrounded by spectacular scenery, our sparkling lakes offer excellent fishing. Each stillwater has its own secrets that help provide endless challenges. While most of our lakes are catch and release, your memories are yours to cherish for a lifetime.
Otter, Muskrat, Beaver and Squirrel ponds Range in size from half to three-quarters of an acre.
The stillwaters of Otter, Muskrat, Beaver and Squirrel are the ideal learning ground for beginners. Each spring-fed coldwater fishery supports many trophy-sized trout large enough to excite even the most seasoned fly fisher. You are permitted to take two trout per visit from these ponds.
Turtle and Rainbow lakes
Turtle Lake measures four acres and Rainbow Lake measures one and a half acres. In the cool waters of Turtle and Rainbow lakes, abundant numbers of hungry trout, largemouth bass, bluegill and pumpkinseed thrive. These fish provide a challenge to any fisher and a test for their equipment when they’re finally hooked.
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Clay Pigeon pond
Clay Pigeon pond measures three acres. Clay Pigeon pond located at Seven Springs Sporting Clays is a guided fishing lake where you can learn and improve your stillwater skills while fishing for trout and sunfish.
Gosling and Splitrock lakes
Lake Gosling measures seven acres and Splitrock measures half an acre. Lakes Gosling and Splitrock are fed by strong springs and run-off waters, making these cool waters the perfect habitat for trout and hybrid stripers to feed and mature. These lakes are the ideal places for you to learn and improve your stillwater skills over big trout.
DIRECTIONS TO GOSLING AND SPLITROCK LAKES
From Seven Springs Main Entrance • Turn right onto County Line Road • After 2.1 miles turn right onto Triple Creek Road • Follow Triple Creek Road for 1.1 miles • Turn right onto Pritt’s Distillery • Park across from building
FISHING MAP
FISHING AREA RULES • Fishing permits and memberships are nontransferable and must be displayed at all times while fishing. • When capturing fish, please use nets and handle fish with extreme care. • Wading is not permitted in lakes. • Fishing areas are open year-round, weather permitting, and fishing hours are one hour before sunrise to one our after sunset. No ice fishing permitted. • Always be courteous to others fishing around you and please respect their space. • Anglers are asked to rotate around the lakes and not monopolize areas. • Please park in legally designated areas.
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All Tackle Areas Otter, Muskrat, Beaver, Squirrel, Rainbow and Turtle ponds • Fishing is permitted with conventional fly fishing rods and spin rods. • Fish for Fun Areas are open tackle and have a two trout limit.
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Lake Gosling, Splitrock Pond, Pigeon Pond • Fishing is permitted with conventional fly fishing rods and artificial flies with single barbless hooks. • Special Regulation Areas are catch and release only. • Clay Pigeon Pond, located at Sporting Clays, is only open during the hours of the shooting facility. A Seven Springs fishing guide is required.
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FISHING PERMITS Fishing permits are non-transferable and must be displayed at all times while fishing at Seven Springs. Permits can be purchased at the Adventure Center, Sporting Clays, Guest Information and the Hotel Front Desk.
STILLWATER Surrounded by spectacular scenery, our sparkling lakes offer excellent fishing. Each stillwater has its own secrets that help provide endless challenges. While most of our lakes are catch and release, your memories are yours to cherish for a lifetime.
Otter, Muskrat, Beaver and Squirrel ponds Range in size from half to three-quarters of an acre.
The stillwaters of Otter, Muskrat, Beaver and Squirrel are the ideal learning ground for beginners. Each spring-fed coldwater fishery supports many trophy-sized trout large enough to excite even the most seasoned fly fisher. You are permitted to take two trout per visit from these ponds.
Turtle and Rainbow lakes
Turtle Lake measures four acres and Rainbow Lake measures one and a half acres. In the cool waters of Turtle and Rainbow lakes, abundant numbers of hungry trout, largemouth bass, bluegill and pumpkinseed thrive. These fish provide a challenge to any fisher and a test for their equipment when they’re finally hooked.
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Clay Pigeon pond
Clay Pigeon pond measures three acres. Clay Pigeon pond located at Seven Springs Sporting Clays is a guided fishing lake where you can learn and improve your stillwater skills while fishing for trout and sunfish.
Gosling and Splitrock lakes
Lake Gosling measures seven acres and Splitrock measures half an acre. Lakes Gosling and Splitrock are fed by strong springs and run-off waters, making these cool waters the perfect habitat for trout and hybrid stripers to feed and mature. These lakes are the ideal places for you to learn and improve your stillwater skills over big trout.
DIRECTIONS TO GOSLING AND SPLITROCK LAKES
From Seven Springs Main Entrance • Turn right onto County Line Road • After 2.1 miles turn right onto Triple Creek Road • Follow Triple Creek Road for 1.1 miles • Turn right onto Pritt’s Distillery • Park across from building
FISHING MAP
FISHING AREA RULES • Fishing permits and memberships are nontransferable and must be displayed at all times while fishing. • When capturing fish, please use nets and handle fish with extreme care. • Wading is not permitted in lakes. • Fishing areas are open year-round, weather permitting, and fishing hours are one hour before sunrise to one our after sunset. No ice fishing permitted. • Always be courteous to others fishing around you and please respect their space. • Anglers are asked to rotate around the lakes and not monopolize areas. • Please park in legally designated areas.
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Lake Gosling
SPECIAL REGULATION AREAS Fly Fishing Only
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Splitrock Pond
Turtle Lake
Rainbow Lake
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Squirrel Pond
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All Tackle Areas Otter, Muskrat, Beaver, Squirrel, Rainbow and Turtle ponds • Fishing is permitted with conventional fly fishing rods and spin rods. • Fish for Fun Areas are open tackle and have a two trout limit.
No rth
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Lake Gosling, Splitrock Pond, Pigeon Pond • Fishing is permitted with conventional fly fishing rods and artificial flies with single barbless hooks. • Special Regulation Areas are catch and release only. • Clay Pigeon Pond, located at Sporting Clays, is only open during the hours of the shooting facility. A Seven Springs fishing guide is required.
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