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Waterway information displayed by IonaBrand is compiled, reconciled, and normalized from multiple public and official information sources.

Where available, IonaBrand generally uses federal public geographic and hydrographic information as the foundation for Waterway identity, names, location, and other geographic information. Fishing, public-access, species, regulations, facilities, and local-use information may then be supplemented or verified using state, local, fisheries, park, public-authority, and other official sources appropriate to the information being presented.

IonaBrand does not represent any individual state, agency, authority, or source as providing the complete Waterway record shown here. Information from different sources may be independently compared, reconciled, normalized, and combined into the shared IonaBrand Waterway information presented to Clubs and their members.

The only constant is change. Public access, ownership, regulations, permits, fees, facilities, operating hours, conditions, and other Waterway information may change or become outdated.

Clubs may maintain their own Club-specific information, observations, warnings, access notes, and local knowledge for their private display and use. Club-created information remains separate from shared IonaBrand Waterway information and is not overwritten by periodic updates to the shared Waterway record.

IonaBrand does not continuously and independently monitor, verify, or guarantee the accuracy, completeness, availability, or current status of Waterway information.

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Cub Run

Unknown • United States, Pennsylvania, Somerset

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Cub Run
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Somerset
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Unknown
Map Location
40.172330, -78.732430
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Brook Trout identification image Brook Trout Salvelinus fontinalisReported
  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Culvers Creek

Creek • United States, New Jersey, Sussex

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Culvers Creek
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Sussex
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
41.150713, -74.764969
Known Alternate Names
{'alias_name': 'Culvers Lake Brook', 'alias_type': 'official_name_equivalent', 'jurisdiction_code': 'US-NJ', 'normalized_alias': 'culvers lake brook'}
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, fees, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Check current state or managing-authority information before visiting.
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Cumberland Pond

Pond • United States, Cumberland, Milmay, New Jersey • 28.39318846 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Cumberland Pond
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Cumberland
Nearest Town
Milmay
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
28.3932 acres
Map Location
39.374950, -74.944093
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • CatfishReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
State
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Cummings Reservoir (aka Blue Spruce Lake)

Reservoir • United States, Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Cummings Reservoir (aka Blue Spruce Lake)
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Indiana
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Reservoir
Map Location
40.690277, -79.165833
Known Alternate Names
Cummings Reservoir
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Curry Run

Unknown • United States, Clearfield, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Curry Run
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Clearfield
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Unknown
Map Location
40.945280, -78.694300
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Curtis Reservoir

Reservoir • United States, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Curtis Reservoir
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Lackawanna
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Reservoir
Map Location
41.374088, -75.513313
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Curwensville Lake

Lake • United States, Clearfield, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Curwensville Lake
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Clearfield
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Map Location
40.954167, -78.526667
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Bluegill identification image Bluegill Lepomis macrochirusReported
  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Smallmouth Bass identification image Smallmouth Bass Micropterus dolomieuReported
  • Pumpkinseed identification image Pumpkinseed Lepomis gibbosusReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Tiger Muskellunge identification image Tiger Muskellunge Esox lucius x Esox masquinongyReported · Stocked
  • Black Crappie identification image Black Crappie Pomoxis nigromaculatusReported
  • Chain Pickerel identification image Chain Pickerel Esox nigerReported
  • Walleye identification image Walleye Sander vitreusStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Cush Creek

Creek • Clearfield, Indiana, United States, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Cush Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Clearfield, Indiana
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.820555, -78.812144
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Brown Trout identification image Brown Trout Salmo truttaReported
  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Cush Cushion Creek

Creek • United States, Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Cush Cushion Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Indiana
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.723570, -78.835010
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Cussewago Creek

Creek • Crawford, Erie, United States, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Cussewago Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Crawford, Erie
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
41.639167, -80.162500
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Northern Pike identification image Northern Pike Esox luciusReported
  • Smallmouth Bass identification image Smallmouth Bass Micropterus dolomieuReported
  • Muskellunge identification image Muskellunge Esox masquinongyReported · Stocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dahnerts Lake (Dahnarts Lake)

Lake • United States, Bergen, Garfield, New Jersey • 2.95435787 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dahnerts Lake (Dahnarts Lake)
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Bergen
Nearest Town
Garfield
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
2.95436 acres
Map Location
40.880172, -74.102830
Known Alternate Names
Dahnerts Lake
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Motor Use
No motors
Fishing Information
Trout Information
Seasonal trout water
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported
  • SunfishReported
  • Trout (seasonal)Stocked
Amenities
Picnicking
Yes
Management & Official Information
Managed By
County
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dans Mountain Pond

Unknown • United States, Allegany, Maryland

Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dans Mountain Pond
State
Maryland
County / Counties
Allegany
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Unknown
Map Location
Unknown
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed, See Access Conditions
Access Conditions
current license, season, closure, hours, and site rules apply
Sources & Method
Sources used for Maryland Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. U.S. Geological Survey 3D Hydrography Program (3DHP)Federal hydrography used for candidate identity and location support.
  2. Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)Federal names, identifiers, feature classes, and location support.
  3. Maryland Department of Natural Resources official factual pages and schedulesCandidate-specific fishing, stocking, public-access, freshwater/tidal-scope, and restriction facts where used.
  4. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal refuge fishing and access facts where used.
  5. U.S. National Park Service official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal park fishing, access, launch, and restriction facts where used.
  6. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal reservoir fishing, access, and launch facts where used.
  7. Maryland local governments, park agencies, and public reservoir authoritiesCandidate-specific fishing, access, permit, fee, hour, launch, and restriction facts where used.
  8. IonaFish normalization, compilation, and presentationReviewed candidate bindings, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Darby Creek

Creek • Delaware, Philadelphia, United States, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Darby Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Delaware, Philadelphia
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
39.996730, -75.361390
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Tiger Muskellunge identification image Tiger Muskellunge Esox lucius x Esox masquinongyStocked
  • White Perch identification image White Perch Morone americanaReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Daretown Lake

Lake • United States, New Jersey, Pole Tavern, Salem • 25.64769125 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Daretown Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Salem
Nearest Town
Pole Tavern
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
25.6477 acres
Map Location
39.610996, -75.251224
Known Alternate Names
Foxmill Lake
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • CatfishReported
  • CrappieReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Municipal
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Darlington Park Pond (Darlington Lake)

Pond • United States, Bergen, New Jersey, Ramsey • 18.27162284 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Darlington Park Pond (Darlington Lake)
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Bergen
Nearest Town
Ramsey
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
18.2716 acres
Map Location
41.062986, -74.173046
Known Alternate Names
Darlington Lake
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Motor Use
No motors
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • CatfishReported
  • SunfishReported
Amenities
Swimming
Yes
Picnicking
Yes
Management & Official Information
Managed By
County
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Davidsons Mill Pond

Pond • United States, Deans, Middlesex, New Jersey • 27.95637449 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Davidsons Mill Pond
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Middlesex
Nearest Town
Deans
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
27.9564 acres
Map Location
40.408045, -74.504314
Known Alternate Names
Davidsons Millpond
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • CatfishReported
  • CrappieReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
County
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Davis Mill Pond

Pond • United States, Cumberland, Greenwich, New Jersey • 36.51138459 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Davis Mill Pond
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Cumberland
Nearest Town
Greenwich
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
36.5114 acres
Map Location
39.425010, -75.363015
Known Alternate Names
Davis Millpond
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • CatfishReported
  • CrappieReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Private
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deal Lake

Lake • United States, Asbury Park, Monmouth, New Jersey • 150.19982392 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deal Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Monmouth
Nearest Town
Asbury Park
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
150.2 acres
Map Location
40.232536, -74.012462
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Unrestricted
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Northern Pike identification image Northern Pike Esox luciusStocked
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported · Stocked
  • CrappieReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Amenities
Picnicking
Yes
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Municipal, Private
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deep Creek

Creek • United States, Pennsylvania, Schuylkill

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deep Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Schuylkill
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.646530, -76.577520
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deep Creek Dam

Unknown • United States, Montgomery, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deep Creek Dam
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Montgomery
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Unknown
Map Location
40.333611, -75.483889
Known Alternate Names
Deep Creek Dm
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • White Crappie identification image White Crappie Pomoxis annularisReported
  • Bluegill identification image Bluegill Lepomis macrochirusReported
  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported · Stocked
  • TroutStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deep Creek Lake

Reservoir • United States, Garrett, Maryland

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deep Creek Lake
State
Maryland
County / Counties
Garrett
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Reservoir
Map Location
39.499752, -79.316196
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed, See Access Conditions
Access Conditions
avoid private docks, boat-launch fee applies, use a public access point or obtain landowner permission
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Walleye identification image Walleye Sander vitreusReported
  • BassReported
  • PanfishReported
  • PikeReported
  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Maryland Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. U.S. Geological Survey 3D Hydrography Program (3DHP)Federal hydrography used for candidate identity and location support.
  2. Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)Federal names, identifiers, feature classes, and location support.
  3. Maryland Department of Natural Resources official factual pages and schedulesCandidate-specific fishing, stocking, public-access, freshwater/tidal-scope, and restriction facts where used.
  4. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal refuge fishing and access facts where used.
  5. U.S. National Park Service official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal park fishing, access, launch, and restriction facts where used.
  6. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal reservoir fishing, access, and launch facts where used.
  7. Maryland local governments, park agencies, and public reservoir authoritiesCandidate-specific fishing, access, permit, fee, hour, launch, and restriction facts where used.
  8. IonaFish normalization, compilation, and presentationReviewed candidate bindings, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deer Creek

Stream • United States, Harford, Maryland

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deer Creek
State
Maryland
County / Counties
Harford
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Stream
Map Location
39.613443, -76.148841
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed, See Access Conditions
Access Conditions
non-tidal fishing license and trout stamp required, spring closure applies
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Hickory Shad identification image Hickory Shad Alosa mediocrisReported
  • Rainbow Trout identification image Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykissReported
  • Smallmouth Bass identification image Smallmouth Bass Micropterus dolomieuReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Alewife identification image Alewife Alosa pseudoharengusReported
  • White Perch identification image White Perch Morone americanaReported
  • TroutStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Maryland Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. U.S. Geological Survey 3D Hydrography Program (3DHP)Federal hydrography used for candidate identity and location support.
  2. Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)Federal names, identifiers, feature classes, and location support.
  3. Maryland Department of Natural Resources official factual pages and schedulesCandidate-specific fishing, stocking, public-access, freshwater/tidal-scope, and restriction facts where used.
  4. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal refuge fishing and access facts where used.
  5. U.S. National Park Service official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal park fishing, access, launch, and restriction facts where used.
  6. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers official factual pagesCandidate-specific federal reservoir fishing, access, and launch facts where used.
  7. Maryland local governments, park agencies, and public reservoir authoritiesCandidate-specific fishing, access, permit, fee, hour, launch, and restriction facts where used.
  8. IonaFish normalization, compilation, and presentationReviewed candidate bindings, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deer Creek

Creek • United States, Lawrence, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deer Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Lawrence
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
41.104190, -80.455480
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deer Creek

Creek • United States, Allegheny, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deer Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Allegheny
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.607320, -79.889790
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Smallmouth Bass identification image Smallmouth Bass Micropterus dolomieuReported
  • Sauger identification image Sauger Sander canadensisReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deer Creek

Creek • United States, Pennsylvania, York

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deer Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
York
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
39.739570, -76.624950
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deer Lake

Lake • United States, Pennsylvania, Schuylkill

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deer Lake
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Schuylkill
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Map Location
40.621389, -76.057500
Known Alternate Names
Deer Lake Pond
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Deerhead Lake

Lake • United States, Forked River, New Jersey, Ocean • 40.9275114 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Deerhead Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Ocean
Nearest Town
Forked River
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
40.9275 acres
Map Location
39.853125, -74.212951
Known Alternate Names
Deer Head Lake
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Motor Use
No motors
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • CatfishReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Amenities
Picnicking
Yes
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Municipal, Private
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Delaware Creek

Creek • United States, Juniata, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Delaware Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Juniata
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.580947, -77.238575
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Delaware Lake

Lake • United States, Columbia, New Jersey, Warren • 37.95075396 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Delaware Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Warren
Nearest Town
Columbia
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
37.9508 acres
Map Location
40.919923, -75.066305
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported · Stocked
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported
  • CrappieReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
State
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Delaware River

River • Bucks, Monroe, Northampton, Pike, Wayne, United States, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Delaware River
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Bucks, Monroe, Northampton, Pike, Wayne
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
River
Map Location
40.214722, -74.770833
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • White Crappie identification image White Crappie Pomoxis annularisReported
  • Hickory Shad identification image Hickory Shad Alosa mediocrisStocked
  • Bluegill identification image Bluegill Lepomis macrochirusReported
  • Striped Bass identification image Striped Bass Morone saxatilisReported
  • American Shad identification image American Shad Alosa sapidissimaStocked
  • Smallmouth Bass identification image Smallmouth Bass Micropterus dolomieuReported
  • Pumpkinseed identification image Pumpkinseed Lepomis gibbosusReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Tiger Muskellunge identification image Tiger Muskellunge Esox lucius x Esox masquinongyReported · Stocked
  • Redbreast Sunfish identification image Redbreast Sunfish Lepomis auritusReported
  • Muskellunge identification image Muskellunge Esox masquinongyReported · Stocked
  • White Perch identification image White Perch Morone americanaReported
  • Rock Bass identification image Rock Bass Ambloplites rupestrisReported
  • Walleye identification image Walleye Sander vitreusReported · Stocked
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported · Stocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Demott Pond (Lingerts Pond)

Pond • United States, Clinton, Hunterdon, New Jersey • 3.48967294 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Demott Pond (Lingerts Pond)
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Hunterdon
Nearest Town
Clinton
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
3.48967 acres
Map Location
40.633713, -74.926122
Known Alternate Names
Lingerts Pond
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Motor Use
No motors
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Municipal
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dennis Creek

Creek • United States, Franklin, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dennis Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Franklin
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
39.960660, -77.749360
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dennisville Lake

Lake • United States, Cape May, Dennisville, New Jersey • 48.5393145 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dennisville Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Cape May
Nearest Town
Dennisville
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
48.5393 acres
Map Location
39.196534, -74.824985
Known Alternate Names
Dennisville Lake (Johnson Pond), Johnson Pond
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • CatfishReported
  • CrappieReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Municipal
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dents Run

Unknown • Cameron, Elk, United States, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dents Run
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Cameron, Elk
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Unknown
Map Location
41.357102, -78.282413
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Brook Trout identification image Brook Trout Salvelinus fontinalisReported
  • Brown Trout identification image Brown Trout Salmo truttaReported
  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Derby Pond

Pond • United States, Delaware, Kent • 23.1 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Derby Pond
State
Delaware
County / Counties
Kent
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
23.1 acres
Map Location
39.085661, -75.560071
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed, See Access Conditions
Access Conditions
Delaware fishing license requirements and applicable freshwater regulations apply. Boats must operate at no-wake speed. Check current DNREC information for site-specific shoreline, launch, hours, and other restrictions.
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Gizzard Shad identification image Gizzard Shad Dorosoma cepedianumSurveyed
  • Bluegill identification image Bluegill Lepomis macrochirusSurveyed
  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesSurveyed
  • Brown Bullhead identification image Brown Bullhead Ameiurus nebulosusSurveyed
  • Creek Chubsucker identification image Creek Chubsucker Erimyzon oblongusSurveyed
  • Golden Shiner identification image Golden Shiner Notemigonus crysoleucasSurveyed
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensSurveyed
  • Black Crappie identification image Black Crappie Pomoxis nigromaculatusSurveyed
  • American Eel identification image American Eel Anguilla rostrataSurveyed
  • White Perch identification image White Perch Morone americanaSurveyed
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioSurveyed
Sources & Method
Sources used for Delaware Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Delaware FirstMap and DNREC public-pond geographic dataMain/youth pond points, polygons, fishing facilities, and fishing-access review layers.
  2. DNREC Public Freshwater Fishing Ponds and Small Pond AnglingPublic-pond identity and youth-program information.
  3. DNREC Freshwater Trout Fishing and Fish StockingTrout-program identity, designation, stocking context, and official fisheries resources.
  4. DNREC Freshwater Pond Fish Community SurveysPond-specific fisheries survey evidence.
  5. DNREC Tidal Largemouth Bass SurveyTidal-system identity and largemouth bass evidence.
  6. DNREC Shad Restoration and Species and Habitat MonitoringNanticoke River and related fisheries evidence.
  7. Delaware Fish FactsTaxonomy and fisheries evidence review support.
  8. IonaFish normalization, compilation, and presentationCanonical identity decisions, normalization, provenance linkage, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Desandis Pond

Pond • United States, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Desandis Pond
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Lackawanna
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Map Location
41.315137, -75.534493
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

DeVoe Lake

Lake • United States, Middlesex, New Jersey, Spotswood • 28.84568044 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
DeVoe Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Middlesex
Nearest Town
Spotswood
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
28.8457 acres
Map Location
40.387154, -74.390099
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
No motors
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • CatfishReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Amenities
Swimming
Yes
Picnicking
Yes
Management & Official Information
Managed By
Municipal
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Diamond Lake

Lake • United States, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Diamond Lake
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Huntingdon
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Map Location
40.649956, -78.017426
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Diamond Mill Pond

Pond • United States, Essex, Millburn, New Jersey • 3.17656016 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Diamond Mill Pond
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Essex
Nearest Town
Millburn
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Size / Acres
3.17656 acres
Map Location
40.732015, -74.307114
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Motor Use
No motors
Fishing Information
Trout Information
Seasonal trout water
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Rainbow Trout identification image Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykissStocked
  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • Brown Trout identification image Brown Trout Salmo truttaStocked
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
County
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dingmans Creek

Creek • United States, Pennsylvania, Pike

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dingmans Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Pike
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
41.230490, -74.903300
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

DOD Lake

Lake • United States, New Jersey, Penns Grove, Salem • 135.4809037 acres

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
DOD Lake
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Salem
Nearest Town
Penns Grove
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Size / Acres
135.481 acres
Map Location
39.748589, -75.458161
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Permit Required
No permit required
Boat Access & Restrictions
Boat Ramp
Available
Cartop / Kayak Launch
Available
Motor Use
Electric motors only
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Common Carp identification image Common Carp Cyprinus carpioReported
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusReported
  • CrappieReported
  • Musky/Northern PikeReported
  • PickerelReported
  • SunfishReported
Management & Official Information
Managed By
State
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Donegal Creek

Creek • United States, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Donegal Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Lancaster
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.067500, -76.529630
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Donegal Lake

Lake • United States, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Donegal Lake
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Westmoreland
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Map Location
40.145557, -79.370560
Known Alternate Names
Donegal Lk
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Confirmed
Access Conditions
Lake Donegal #1 3 PFBC N Electric Motors Only 10 spaces or more, Lake Donegal #2 3 PFBC N Electric Motors Only 10 spaces or more
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • White Crappie identification image White Crappie Pomoxis annularisReported · Stocked
  • Bluegill identification image Bluegill Lepomis macrochirusReported · Stocked
  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesReported · Stocked
  • Pumpkinseed identification image Pumpkinseed Lepomis gibbosusReported
  • Fathead Minnow identification image Fathead Minnow Pimephales promelasStocked
  • Golden Shiner identification image Golden Shiner Notemigonus crysoleucasStocked
  • Yellow Perch identification image Yellow Perch Perca flavescensReported
  • Tiger Muskellunge identification image Tiger Muskellunge Esox lucius x Esox masquinongyStocked
  • Black Crappie identification image Black Crappie Pomoxis nigromaculatusReported
  • Saugeye identification image Saugeye Sander canadensis x Sander vitreusStocked
  • Muskellunge identification image Muskellunge Esox masquinongyStocked
  • Walleye identification image Walleye Sander vitreusStocked
  • Channel Catfish identification image Channel Catfish Ictalurus punctatusStocked
  • TroutStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dora Pond

Pond • United States, Pennsylvania, Susquehanna

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dora Pond
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Susquehanna
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Pond
Map Location
41.892778, -75.930278
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Doubling Gap Lake

Lake • United States, Cumberland, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Doubling Gap Lake
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Cumberland
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Lake
Map Location
40.283333, -77.415000
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Bluegill identification image Bluegill Lepomis macrochirusStocked
  • Largemouth Bass identification image Largemouth Bass Micropterus salmoidesStocked
  • TroutStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Drakes Brook

Stream • United States, Morris, New Jersey

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Drakes Brook
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Morris
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Stream
Map Location
40.846521, -74.692886
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, fees, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Check current state or managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Rainbow Trout identification image Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykissStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Drakes Creek

Creek • United States, Carbon, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Drakes Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Carbon
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
40.974237, -75.694926
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Driftwood Branch Sinnemahoning Creek

Creek • United States, Cameron, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Driftwood Branch Sinnemahoning Creek
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Cameron
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Creek
Map Location
41.518986, -78.256602
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, launch facilities, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Some sections may cross private property, and PFBC listing, stocking, or mapping does not guarantee public access. Check current PFBC and managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Smallmouth Bass identification image Smallmouth Bass Micropterus dolomieuReported
  • Brown Trout identification image Brown Trout Salmo truttaReported
  • Rock Bass identification image Rock Bass Ambloplites rupestrisReported
  • TroutReported
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dry Brook

Stream • United States, New Jersey, Sussex

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dry Brook
State
New Jersey
County / Counties
Sussex
Hydrologic Class
Flowing water
Waterway Type
Stream
Map Location
41.169544, -74.736023
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Conditional
Access Conditions
Rivers and streams may have multiple public access locations with different ownership, parking, fees, regulations, and seasonal restrictions. Check current state or managing-authority information before visiting.
Fishing Information
Fish Species Reported for This Waterway

Species records and fish populations may change over time.

  • Rainbow Trout identification image Rainbow Trout Oncorhynchus mykissStocked
Sources & Method
Sources used for New Jersey Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Primary fishing and access authorities — New Jersey Fish & Wildlife / NJDEPThe publicly accessible fishing-water catalog qualifies the established standing-water pack. Current trout-stocked stream data, Places to Fish, trout-water listings, the Freshwater Fishing Digest, and reviewed New Jersey park or access material qualify applicable flowing-water records.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — USGS, GNIS, and federal hydrographyFederal names, identifiers, locations, and hydrologic context support canonical identity and geographic reconciliation where actually used; they do not by themselves qualify New Jersey fishing-pack membership.
  3. Bounded New Jersey and local corroborationNew Jersey government, county, municipal, park, public-authority, and other official sources support specific access, location, restrictions, stocking, fisheries, or local-use facts where directly reviewed.
  4. Historical provenance and reviewed researchInactive historical hydrography and reviewed geographic or map research may be retained for provenance and reconciliation. They are not active fishing, access, or statewide membership authority.
  5. IonaFish review, reconciliation, and normalizationIonaFish independently reviews and reconciles applicable source facts into shared canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, fact-level provenance, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.

Dubois Reservoir

Reservoir • United States, Clearfield, Pennsylvania

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Waterway Information

Identity & Location
Waterway Name
Dubois Reservoir
State
Pennsylvania
County / Counties
Clearfield
Hydrologic Class
Standing water
Waterway Type
Reservoir
Map Location
41.094448, -78.633881
Known Alternate Names
Du Bois Reservoir
Fishing Access
Public Fishing Access
Unknown
Sources & Method
Sources used for Pennsylvania Waterways

IonaFish compiles Waterway information from public and government sources, geographic data, fisheries information, and reviewed research. Information is normalized and presented in IonaFish's fisherman-focused format.

  1. Direct active production sources — Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC)PFBC Waterway, fisheries, stocking, regulation, verified access, and open-fishing records that actively supply final Pennsylvania facts.
  2. Supporting identity and geography — GNIS and USGSFederal names, identifiers, and geographic support only where actually bound to a final Waterway.
  3. Legacy provenance — historical NHD and retired hydrography identifiersRetained on historical records where applicable; these are not active statewide coverage sources.
  4. Bounded local corroborationCounty, municipal, park, authority, and other local public sources only where they directly support a reviewed record.
  5. Review methodology — reviewed geographic and map researchUsed to reconcile identity and access locations as a review method, not as an authoritative source family.
  6. IonaFish normalizationIonaFish reconciles source facts into canonical Waterway identities, normalized terminology, and fisherman-focused presentation.

This state-level list describes sources used across the Waterway research and mapping workflow. Not every source contributed to every individual Waterway.