OT: Trout Anglers, Moving right next to Valley Creek in Malvern, fished it yesterday. Amazing.......

[Mr. Potter]

all Native Browns nice size ones's too, 18 inches. OMG they have areas for everone fly fishers, as well as spin casters. Enter at Valley Park.

 

[Delco Lion]

I remember back in the day there was a decent sized steel mill off of rt 202 that had a chemical runoff that killed most of the trout in that stream. Took many years to recover.

 

[Mr. Potter]

I remember back in the day there was a decent sized steel mill off of rt 202 that had a chemical runoff that killed most of the trout in that stream. Took many years to recover.

I read that as well it dumped cyanide into the waters. From where I was yesterday, they did a phenomenal job, the water was absolutely beautiful.

 

[Ranger Dan]

all Native Browns nice size ones's too, 18 inches. OMG they have areas for everone fly fishers, as well as spin casters. Enter at Valley Park.

I think you mean wild, as Brown trout is not native to PA. That said, thanks for the tip. I’ll check with my father in law who lives in Malvern (willistown).

 

[danvillenit]

I read that as well it dumped cyanide into the waters. From where I was yesterday, they did a phenomenal job, the water was absolutely beautiful.

It is a nice stream. It was catch and release for many years because of the contamination

 

[Agoodnap]

It runs right through Valley Forge National Park. I've fished it many times. Is it still catch and release only?