The Tri-Community Anglers Association (TCAA) stocks trout in 6 miles of Piney Fork and Peters Creek which run through South Park Township, Jefferson Hills and the City of Clairton. In addition the TCAA and its members are working to clean up the banks of Piney Fork and Peters Creek to improve the aesthetic quality of the stream as well as remain vigilant of government and industrial projects which may jeopardize the water quality and endanger the aquatic life in the stream.

Meetings

TCAA holds meetings on the second Monday of the month (8:00 P.M.) at the American Legion Post 75, located on Miller Ave. in Clairton, PA. The next meeting is September 13th, 2010. Membership fee for 2010 is $15. Junior membership for children under 16 is $ 7.

Upcoming Events

Fall Stream Cleanup

When: September 18, 2010 9:00 AM
Where: Iron Bridge on Peters Creek Rd in Jefferson Hills

Fishing for Kids Day

When: September 25, 2010 1:00PM-4:00PM
Where: Junction of Peters Creek Rd and Waterman Rd
Join us for hot dogs, prizes and an afternoon of fishing fun along Peters Creek.
Special thanks to "Kid's Day" sponsors:

Allegheny County Conservation District
Angelo's Trout Farm
Dicks Sporting Goods
Elizabeth Twp. Sportsman's Association
Giant Eagle
Schneider's Dairy
Shad Lure
South Park Twp.
Weiss Meats

Recent Events

Fishing in Peters Creek

• To fish in Peters Creek a valid Pennsylvania Fishing License is required.
• To remove trout from Peters Creek a valid Pennsylvania Trout Stamp is required.
• All Pennsylvania Fish Commission rules and regulations apply (except that the creek is open to trout fishing all year round.)
• Please take with you only those trout you will eat and return all others to the water. The TCAA encourages you to return all trout to the water.
• If you are planning to return the fish you catch to the water use barbless hooks. If you do not have barbless hooks, file down or use pliers to push the barbs down to the shank of the hook. Do not overplay fish, handle gently and quickly remove the hook(have pliers handy if needed). Return the fish to the water as soon as possible.

Officers

Contacting TCAA

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