Some of the varied species of fish stocked in the stream and lake are trout, muskellunge, walleye, channel cat, bullhead, pickerel and largemouth bass. The lake is also fed by Kennedy Creek, a favorite of all the canoers in the park. The 2.5 mile long lake has more than 7.5 miles of shoreline for access to many anxious anglers. Locust Lake Locust Lake is one of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's high intensity fishing areas and receives several stockings of brown and brook trout annually. Pickerel, bass, both largemouth and smallmouth, and panfish are also found in sufficient numbers to give the fishermen action later in the season.
Night fishing is permitted.
Fishermen who are not camping at Locust Lake are required to use the fishermen's parking area near the park entrance, ice fishing is permitted during the winter season with trout being the primary species caught. Mt. Pisgah Stephen Foster Lake provides habitat for perch, bass, bluegill and crappie. A fisherman's area features a parking lot and easy access to the lake for shore fishing. Ice fishing is permitted. Please check with the park office for reports on ice conditions.