Tag Archives: Rock Run

Two Steps Forward (No Step Back)

Posted on October 7, 2014 by rivertoprambles

Step 1: The rain did not deter our weekend plan to visit Rock Run, near Ralston, PA. The run was flowing almost as clear as it was a month ago on my initial visit. Several outdoor writers have declared that … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged "River's Edge" second edition, autumn fly-fishing, canyon, Cedar Run, Cedar Run Experience Part 13, eye-injury, Fishing the Runs, fly-fishing literature, meadow, Rock Run, wild trout, Wood Thrush Books | 12 Comments

From the Bucket List

Posted on August 24, 2014 by rivertoprambles

A number of experienced Pennsylvania anglers, in addition to fishing writers such as Charles Meck and Dwight Landis, have described Rock Run, a tributary of Lycoming Creek in north-central PA, as the most beautiful, spectacular, and picturesque trout stream in … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged beauty, bucket list, Elizabeth S. Benjamin, first woman fly-tier, fly-fishing, Loyalsock State Forest, Lycoming Creek, Ralston, Rock Run, swimming holes, wet fly leaders | 16 Comments

Rock Creek Satori

Posted on May 8, 2012 by rivertoprambles

The Zen Buddhist term satori means “insight” or “enlightenment.” I know it’s dangerous to apply the term to fly fishing experiences because, as everybody knows, fishing is a recreational activity and not typically a spiritual event. Leave it to a … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged big back yard, brook trout, Genesee, Greenwood Hill, home waters, native vs. stocked trout, Rock Creek, Rock Run, satori, Susquehanna | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Rock Run

Two Steps Forward (No Step Back)

From the Bucket List

Rock Creek Satori

Subscribe to Blog via Email

Books by W Franklin

Blogroll

Archives