Letterkenny Reservoir
Letterkenny is another good winter trout-fishing option in the central part of the state. The 54-acre reservoir was planted with trout in fall last season. It may also receive more trout in February this season.

Letterkenny Reservoir is in Franklin County in Roxbury. The lake is at Route 641 and Horse Valley Road. Electric motors are permitted.

George B. Stevenson Dam
Cameron County's. Stevenson Dam is a popular destination for folks looking for good winter trout fishing.

This 142-acre north-central Pennsylvania county lake was stocked with trout during a mid-February planting last year, so more of the same can be expected this winter.

Although the north-central region experiences some of the coldest winter temperatures in the state, ice-anglers should be extra cautious because this is a flood-control lake, subject to varying water levels.

Stevenson Dam can be found in Sinnemahoning State Park seven miles north of Sinnemahoning on Route 872.

EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Pohopoco Creek
Though the previous listings have centered on stocked trout lakes and ponds, this isn't to imply that no stream fishing is available.

Good winter fishing may be enjoyed in many stream settings, particularly if the winter is a mild one. Stream sections below deep dams can be especially productive.

Carbon County's Pohopoco Creek is a good example. Access is good along much of the stream below Beltzville Dam. Pohopoco Creek Road runs along a portion of this creek.

Wintertime options on Pennsylvania's lakes and ponds consist of open water and ice-fishing action. Naturally, weather is a factor.

The Lehigh River below Francis Walter Dam is another flowing water that eastern Pennsylvania anglers should consider for good winter stream fishing. Keep in mind that extended trout-fishing regulations apply at this time of year.

Upper Woods Pond
Wayne County's Upper Woods Pond is a good bet for anglers wishing to enjoy wintertime angling in the Pocono Mountains.

Upper Woods Pond was stocked last winter with early November and late-February plantings.

Electric motors are permitted on this 90-acre water, which lies two miles north of Cold Springs Corners along Route 371.