Cumberland County Fishing Streams
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Streams in Cumberland County
| Place | USGS Topo Map |
|---|---|
| Alexanders Spring Creek | Carlisle |
| Back Creek | Newville |
| Big Spring Creek | Newville |
| Bloser Creek | Plainfield |
| Bore Mill Run | Newburg |
| Boyer Run | Harrisburg West |
| Brandy Run | Newville |
| Bulls Head Branch | Newville |
| Burd Run | Shippensburg |
| Cedar Run | Lemoyne |
| Center Creek | Newville |
| Cold Spring Run | Mount Holly Springs |
| Conodoguinet Creek | Harrisburg West |
| Doubling Gap Creek | Newville |
| Green Spring Creek | Newville |
| Gum Run | Shippensburg |
| Hogestown Run | Wertzville |
| Holtz Run | Harrisburg West |
| Hunters Run | Mount Holly Springs |
| Iron Run | Dickinson |
| Koser Run | Newburg |
| Laughlin Run | Shippensburg |
| Letort Spring Run | Carlisle |
| Little Dogwood Run | Carlisle |
| Locust Creek | Plainfield |
| Mains Run | Shippensburg |
| Meetinghouse Run | Carlisle |
| Middle Spring Creek | Shippensburg |
| Mount Rock Spring Creek | Plainfield |
| Mountain Creek | Carlisle |
| Newburg Run | Shippensburg |
| Old Town Run | Carlisle |
| Opossum Creek | Plainfield |
| Paxton Run | Shippensburg |
| Peebles Run | Newburg |
| Pine Run | Harrisburg West |
| Rock Run | Plainfield |
| Sage Run | Dickinson |
| Sears Run | Harrisburg West |
| Simmons Creek | Wertzville |
| Spring Run | Carlisle |
| Spruce Run | Mount Holly Springs |
| Starry Brook | Harrisburg West |
| Tagg Run | Mount Holly Springs |
| Thomson Creek | Walnut Bottom |
| Three Square Hollow Run | Newville |
| Toms Run | Dickinson |
| Trindle Spring Run | Wertzville |
| Trout Run | Lemoyne |
| University Run | Harrisburg West |
| Wertz Run | Carlisle |
| West Branch Mount Rock Spring Creek | Plainfield |
| Whisky Run | Newville |
Above is a map and a list of the streams in Cumberland County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within Cumberland County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.