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Union County Fishing Streams

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Streams in Union County

Place	USGS Topo Map
Addis Branch	Kelton
Beaverdam Creek	Jonesville
Bethlehem Creek	Kelton
Big Browns Creek	Union East
Bishop Branch	Jonesville
Brocks Creek	Carlisle
Brownings Creek	Philson Crossroads
Browns Creek	Leeds
Brushy Creek	Whitmire North
Buffalo Creek	Union West
Cane Creek	Blair
Colemans Creek	Leeds
Coxs Creek	Carlisle
Cunningham Creek	Glenn Springs
Dining Creek	Union West
Dodds Branch	Philson Crossroads
Doil Creek	Whitmire North
Duffs Branch	Blair
Eison Branch	Jonesville
Elishas Creek	Philson Crossroads
Evans Branch	Whitmire North
Fairforest Creek	Whitmire North
Fanning Creek	Lockhart
Frenchman Creek	Philson Crossroads
Gregorys Creek	Leeds
Harris Creek	Glenn Springs
Hawkins Creek	Whitmire North
Henry Creek	Union East
Hills Creek	Sedalia
Hobsons Creek	Leeds
Holcombe Branch	Union West
Hughes Creek	Leeds
Isaacs Creek	Union West
Johns Creek	Philson Crossroads
Johnsons Creek	Whitmire North
Judas Branch	Sedalia
Jumping Run Creek	Pacolet Mills
Knox Creek	Kelton
Little Browns Creek	Union East
McClure Creek	Jonesville
Meng Creek	Union East
Mill Creek	Pacolet Mills
Mitchell Creek	Union West
Morris Branch	Union West
Neals Creek	Leeds
Pacolet River	Lockhart
Padgetts Creek	Whitmire North
Peter Hawk Creek	Wilkinsville
Reedy Branch	Kelton
Rennicks Branch	Blair
Rocky Creek	Jonesville
Salters Creek	Whitmire North
Sand Creek	Union West
Sandy Run Creek	Pacolet Mills
Sharps Creek	Kelton
Shoal Creek	Union West
Sparks Creek	Union West
Spear Creek	Jonesville
Sugar Creek	Union West
Sulphur Spring Branch	Glenn Springs
Swift Run	Whitmire North
Swink Creek	Jonesville
Tinker Creek	Whitmire North
Tyger River	Blair
Vanderford Branch	Leeds
West Springs Branch	Glenn Springs
Wildcat Branch	Philson Crossroads
Wilsons Creek	Whitmire South

Above is a map and a list of the streams in Union County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within Union County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.