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Camp Splinter Access

Camp Splinter Access provides entry to a 1. 2-mile catch-and-release trout section of the Cranberry River in Nicholas County, accessible via National Forest Route 76 from Richwood.

This designated fishing area requires anglers to use only artificial flies and lures, with all trout caught must be returned to the water immediately.

The access point is located at the historic Camp Splinter facility, which has been improved since 2012 and serves as a base for family outdoor recreation.


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