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Fishable Waters - County Details

PART 1 - INLAND WATERS   LIVINGSTON COUNTY   Streams and Rivers BRADNER CREEK CANASERAGA CREEK COHOCTON RIVER (Headwaters to Tributary 22) CONESUS INLET FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA GENESEE RIVER (Mount Morris Dam to Monroe County line) GREEN GULF BROOK (aka Limekiln Creek) KESHEQUA CREEK LITTLE DANSVILLE CREEK LITTLE MILL CREEK MILL CREEK PARDEE HOLLOW CREEK PUNKEY HOLLOW CREEK REYNOLDS GULF BROOK SPRING CREEK SPRINGWATER CREEK STONY BROOK SUGAR CREEK     Lakes and Ponds CONESUS LAKE HEMLOCK LAKE RATTLESNAKE HILL WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA

Mill Creek is a little known, very underutilized trout stream in the northwest corner of Steuben County and southern Livingston County. This relative anonymity is ironic, for Mill Creek is unquestionably one of the finest wild trout streams in the region, if not the state. Given its size, there are few streams more productive than Mill. During a DEC survey, an electro-shocking of a 500-foot section of the stream produced an incredible 300 trout. Not bad for a stream that averages only 10 to 15 feet in width.