Nestled in the beautiful Pennsylvania landscape, Nescopeck Creek is a 37.5-mile long tributary of the Susquehanna River flowing through Luzerne County in the Coal Region of Pennsylvania. This serene waterway offers anglers a diverse fishing experience with its varied habitats and abundant fish populations. The creek, whose name derives from a Lenape word meaning deep black waters, provides both peaceful surroundings and exciting fishing opportunities. With six miles designated as a high-quality, cold-water fishery, Nescopeck Creek transitions from pristine headwaters rich in native trout to more varied waters downstream. The creek flows through Nescopeck State Park, where anglers can enjoy both stream fishing and lake fishing at the nine-acre Lake Frances.