![]() ![]() In New York, neither designation is often used, but for the sake of clarity, this entire section will be called the North Branch throughout this article. It’s also referred to as the Main Branch by some. The 181-mile section of the Susquehanna River from the New York/Pennsylvania state line to Sunbury, PA, is widely referred to as the North Branch Susquehanna. However, we’ll break the river down into sections to help you get your bearings. The bulk of the river flows southward through Pennsylvania. ![]() The longest river in the Eastern United States, the Susquehanna River traverses 444 miles from Otsego Lake in New York to the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. A legendary smallmouth bass river and a rich multispecies fishery, the Susquehanna River is one of the most treasured waterways in the Mid-Atlantic region.įor the most part, the river is broad, rocky and shallow (“a mile wide and a foot deep,” in the words of early settlers) with an abundance of islands, pools, rocky outcroppings and ledges that support not only smallmouth bass but also walleye, channel catfish and a host of other species. ![]()
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