Tobyhanna Creek is a scenic cold-water stream flowing through the picturesque Pocono Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania. This 29.9-mile tributary of the Lehigh River is a Class A Wild Trout water, supporting natural reproduction of brook and brown trout throughout its length. The creek's name derives from a Native American phrase meaning stream whose banks are fringed with alder. Averaging 40-60 feet wide, Tobyhanna features diverse habitat ranging from pocket water in its upper reaches to slower pools in its middle and lower sections. The stream has tea-colored water due to tannic acid from the surrounding hemlock forests, though the water remains remarkably clear. The watershed drains approximately 36.5 square miles across 14 municipalities in Luzerne County, offering anglers a tranquil setting with varying seasonal fishing opportunities throughout the year.