Slate Run is a free-stone, non-stocked native trout stream located in north-central Pennsylvania's scenic Pine Creek Valley, an area rich in natural beauty, wildlife, recreation, and history. Slate Run is managed as a Catch-and-Release Fly Fishing only stream and is open to fishing year round. Click here for a map of the Slate Run Stream Area!

The Slate Run Sportsmen Club was formed in 1954 by a few dedicated fly fishermen who wished to establish and perpetuate fly fishing only regulations on the stream they loved to fish, Slate Run. Today our club has over 200 members dedicated to preserve and protect the beautiful resource we have in the stream and surrounding area.

The club's mission is to maintain Slate Run as a conservation project stream with regulations to provide for the continuation of Fly Fishing Only. In cooperation with government agencies the club will assist in altering or improving sections of Slate Run and to preserve the Pine Creek Valley's natural resources, maintaining the area as a first class trout fishing area. The club also donates funds to organizations and individuals whose actions are consistent with the clubs objectives. Members can go here for club information.

The club holds three general meetings per year -Spring, Summer, and Fall, at the Hotel Manor in the village of Slate Run. The business meeting is always followed by a social gathering of members and generally includes a presentation related to fly-fishing or conservation and of course a generous offering of good food and beverages. Anyone wishing to attend may join us by clicking here!.