Linesville, Pennsylvania - Where the Ducks Walk on the Fish
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- Address:
- Linesville-Hartstown Rd., Linesville, PA
- Directions:
- I-80 to I-79 north. I-79 to exit 36, US 6/322 west through Conneaut Lake, stay right on US 6 to Linesville, then left on S. Mercer St. to the Spillway.
- Admission:
- Free.
- Hours:
- Daylight hours. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 724-932-3141
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Linesville, Pennsylvania - Where the Ducks Walk on the FishAt the Pymatuning Reservoir, a place where the fish are so plentiful, the ducks walk across them. Hurl bread and watch the action! Roadsideamerica.com Report...
Where the Ducks Walk on the Fish: High fives and carp lip kisses for the citizens of Linesville, Pennsylvania. They have successfully fought off an attempt to end bread-hurling at the Pymatuning Spillway, which would have also ended the majestic spectacle of Where The Ducks Walk On The Fish. [09/19/2008] Complete Story...
Where the Ducks Walk on the Fish: The state has announced that, as of January 1, 2009, visitors to the Pymatuning Spillway will no longer be able to hurl bread at the local carp [08/30/2008] Complete Story...
Linesville, Pennsylvania - Action at the SpillwayWhere the Ducks Walk on the Fish: A nice day to record desperate spillway action, even if the ducks chose not to participate. Watch Video.
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Linesville, Pennsylvania - Linesville Dam, Fish Hatchery In the restricted fishing waters of the PA Game Commission Fish Hatchery, At the Linesville Dam, the large carp and water fowl compete for the bread and other items tossed in to feed the creatures. Try to get the fish to follow a piece of bread, over the head of the dam. Watch the ducks and geese "walk on water" walk on the bodies of the fish.
Visitors Center just up the road from the feeding station gives details about the PA Fisheries program and seasonally available are tours of the hatchery, you may be lucky enough to see small fry, little fish or those ready for release into the waters of PA. Newly renovated "feeding station" visitors center sells bread for feeding and small memorabilia. [Greg, 07/23/2009]
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