Bush Kill, often referred to as Big Bushkill Creek on some maps, is a 30-mile freestone tributary of the Delaware River flowing through the scenic Pocono region. Originating from Pecks Pond in Pike County, Pennsylvania, the stream flows south through both Pickerel Lake and Beaver Run Pond before entering Delaware State Forest and continuing into Monroe County, Pennsylvania. The creek ultimately joins the Delaware River at the small town of Bushkill. Notable tributaries include Little Bush Kill, Sand Hill Creek, Beaver Run, and Dancing Ridge Run, many of which harbor their own trout populations. The lower 1.5 miles of Little Bush Kill flows through the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, providing public access for fishing and other outdoor activities. The fishing section spans approximately 12 miles, with roughly half designated as special regulation water. Located near the New Jersey border and within 70 miles of New York, Bush Kill attracts anglers from across the Northeast seeking quality wild trout fishing in a picturesque mountain setting.