Limestone Springs Fishing Preserve — Local services in Jackson Township

With family, went for a weekend fishing day out to " Limestone Springs Preserve" 930 Tulpehocken Rd, Richland, PA 17087-9723. A calm cool wonderful place. It's May 1st week and the weather was pleasant. Perfect place for fishing. All equipment required for fishing is available for nominal rent. Or u can bring your own. Admn fee is $2 per person. No fishing licence required. Rent for fishing rods etc is $10. There is a facility for cleaning, cutting and cooking the catch. If u wish to use the grill and gas under a shelter, the rent is $33. You will have to pay for the fish u caught. The fish available at the stream belongs to the Salmon family - rainbow trout. Though we tried our level best to catch a bright golden yellow trout, they were more clever and escaped! But other trouts fall prey easily! The stream flows through a serene place where mallards(wild duck 🦆) with chicks swim fearlessly! Before 3.30, we have to pack up. Thoroughly enjoyed the trip! Kids will also...

I recently visited Limestone Springs Fishing Preserve and had a fantastic time! The preserve is beautifully maintained, with clear, spring-fed pools that are perfect for trout fishing. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, providing all the necessary equipment and offering tips for beginners.

One of the best things about Limestone Springs is that no fishing license is required, making it very accessible for anyone looking to enjoy a day of fishing. The catch-and-release policy ensures that the fish population remains healthy and abundant.

The picnic area is a great spot to relax and enjoy a meal after a successful day of fishing. Overall, Limestone Springs offers a peaceful and enjoyable outdoor experience for fishing enthusiasts of all skill levels. I highly...

I brought 8 elementary boys to fly fish there. It was awesome for the boys. The staff was great. I had one student not catch one and it was past closing time. The staff themselves took him to a different spot and let him catch his fish after closing time.

Was way better than I expected it to be and highly recommended. I would suggest to use some sort of artificial because if you use bait you will catch them way to fast.

I bought inexpensive tenkara rods (Japanese Fly Rods) from Temu for like $10 and bought a few braided lines 3 for $10 and it was awesome. When you really need a kid to catch a fish use a Pheasant Tail Nymph with a tiny bobber. The fish take flies on top...