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Lunker Guide Service is a family run charter fishing guide service on Raystown Lake .We have been operating full time for over 30 years! . Currently for the last 20 years running 2 boats daily. Your fishing guides owner and founder of Lunker Guide Service Fred Davoli fishing Lake Raystown for 42 years His son Matt Davoli fishing Lake for 36 years. We are all about family ,fun and catching fish . We are a full time charter service running 2 boats daily . There is no guess work here we put hundreds of hours in pre fishing for our clients. Don't be fooled by part time fishing guides. These guides only show up to take you fishing. , What we fish for: Striped Bass ,Lake Trout ,Musky, Bass ,Cat Fish, Perch

Whether you're 18 or 68, a day on the lake will make you feel like a kid. Spend a day or a week using our toys, and enjoy memories for years to come.

My name is Jeff Greene. I am a licensed (DNRid# 10498/ Commercial License ID 1817) professional freshwater fishing guide (First Aid- CPR/ Fully Insured) in the state of Maryland and Pennsylvania (Permit# 1040). I fish the Upper Potomac River and Susquehanna River. I fish the river with my Coast Guard certified 17 foot custom jet boat. I can get just about anywhere with my boat. I fish for Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish and Crappie. If you are looking for adventure and fun on the Potomac River or Susquehanna River then contact me by phone or email and I will take you on a fishing trip of a lifetime.

Since 1989, the philosophy of The Feathered Hook has been simple: to help every person who comes to fly fish central Pennsylvania’s wild trout streams achieve their goals, catch more fish, and enjoy themselves all the more. Our Fly Shop and Bed & Breakfast are located on the banks of Penns Creek, uniquely situated and equipped. The Feathered Hook is centrally located to target brown trout and brookies on the world-class limestone streams of Pennsylvania, including Penns Creek, Elk Creek, Pine Creek, Big Fishing Creek, and Spring Creek. In our tiny Appalachian town of Coburn, Pennsylvania, life occurs at a different pace. Take your time and take it easy; the only rush should be to get to the stream.