Lake Wallenpaupack Journal

Lake Wallenpaupack Journal aims to provide comprehensive information for residents and visitors to foster a better appreciation of Lake Wallenpaupack, which covers more than 5,700 acres in Pike and Wayne Counties in northeastern Pennsylvania. This book contains valuable information for living on or near Lake Wallenpaupack, or for visiting the lake and the lake region. Lake Wallenpaupack is the third-largest lake in Pennsylvania and was constructed in 1927 to generate hydroelectric power. This book includes local history, Wilsonville - the town under the lake, specific seasonal fishing tips, descriptions of the 26 fish species living in the lake, fish stocking history, and boating information and opportunities. There are maps and charts, favorite recipes, food tips, and food processes. There is a guide for beginners on choosing the best fly for early trout season catches, a miscellaneous section full of important regional information, and a section on making lakeside living more enjoyable. A chapter on the most popular local animals that share the region of the Poconos, and information on hunting and wildlife rehabilitation. While most of the 52-mile shoreline of Lake Wallenpaupack is privately owned, there is information about public access areas and boat launches. Read more