SCCSFA

04/04/2026

Fly around the club with us!

04/01/2026

SCCSFA hosts local boy scouts

The SCCSFA was proud to welcome Boy Scout Troop 191 of Avondale to our facilities for a weekend of outdoor education, skill-building, and camping activities.

From March 20 through March 22, Troop 191 held a weekend campout at our campground. The group included scouts ranging in age from 11 to 17 years old, along with their adult leaders and parents.

During their stay, the Association provided several hands-on activities, including archery at our indoor range, target shooting at the range used by our Junior Rifle Program, and trap shooting at one of our two trap fields.

SCCSFA also supplied all necessary equipment, along with certified instructors and Range Safety Officers, to ensure a safe and educational experience for everyone involved.

The scouts and their leaders are always appreciative and consistently express how delighted they are with the facilities and activities offered by the Association.

We are honored to support local youth organizations and provide opportunities for learning, teamwork, and outdoor recreation.

If you'd like to join the club and help with future events like this, please reach out to us here on facebook or at [email protected].

03/28/2026

2026 Trout Stocking!

03/28/2026

Trout Stocking 2026!

03/28/2026

Thanks to everyone that came out and helped stocked our pond a couple weeks ago, today's Kids Trout Rodeo which coincides with Mentored Youth Trout Day was a great time!!

If you have photos of the event you would like to share, please message us!

The lake is closed until opening day, April 4th.

03/28/2026

03/21/2026

A great day for the outdoors! Today the club is filled with roughly 70 participants for a USPSA event and the local Boyscout Troop 191 from Avondale.

03/14/2026

From the Pennsylvania Game Commission

"Happy Pi-(bald) day!

White-tailed deer and elk can be born with a rare genetic condition that causes irregular white patchy patterns on their brown coats — piebald. This pattern is caused by a recessive gene that affects pigmentation. Different than albino animals, piebald animals usually have normal eye and hoof color.

While piebald deer can be occasionally seen throughout the Keystone State — making up less than 1% of the population — piebald elk are much rarer.

Piebalds typically have other abnormalities such as short legs, curving of the spine, and organ malformations. Those with severe defects die at birth or shortly after.

Piebald deer are considered a genetic variant rather than a distinct species, so they’re lawful to harvest under the regulated seasons and with proper tags.

Have you ever seen a piebald deer?"

03/07/2026

🎣 SCCSFA 2026 Spring Trout Stocking 🎣

The stocking truck is scheduled to arrive at 12:00 PM, but in previous years it has typically arrived a little early. Please plan to arrive around 11:30 AM.

If you're interested in helping with the stocking or simply want to see the trout being released for the 2026 season, we encourage you to join us!

Please remember to:
• Dress for the weather
• Wear appropriate footwear
• Bring gloves
• Bring a 5-gallon bucket if possible

This is also a great experience for kids and grandkids, so feel free to bring the family along.

We look forward to seeing everyone on March 16th!

— The Fish & Lake Team 🎣

03/02/2026

Spring is almost here!!! Thanks for your patience!!

02/24/2026

From the Pennsylvania State Parks page:

"Want to lend a hand and be part of one of Pennsylvania’s coolest fishing traditions? The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is looking for volunteers to help stock 3.2 million hatchery-raised trout in streams and lakes across the state—including in our beautiful state parks and forests!

Stocking starts soon, and you can find the schedule by county, complete with stocking dates, meeting spots, and trout species info. Just a heads-up—fishing on stocked waters is off-limits until trout season opens April 4!"

📅 Full stocking schedule:
https://fbweb.pa.gov/TroutStocking?fbclid=Iwb21leAQKy19jbGNrBArLXGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHsMfZu90FQzPEh3dqZGpuqmXqIRl101uVm3v6GzhSC0EKQeDbXq-TKQM3gZb_aem_MU2ARCeqpcFIBAfyE6nq9Q

02/23/2026