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Pennsylvania lakes and reservoirs

Lake Luxembourg Fishing

A 166-acre Pennsylvania lake in Bucks County, year-round stocked trout water.

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Bucks County

A short guide to Lake Luxembourg

The Fish and Boat Commission lists Lake Luxembourg at 166 acres; it sits in Bucks County. Newtown, about 2 miles out, makes the nearest town. It falls in the PFBC Southeast Region.

PFBC names bluegill and pumpkinseed, channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, white perch and trout for it. Trailers go in at 2 access areas with ramps. For trout it counts as year-round stocked trout water.

166acres
2ramp access areas
6species listed
1counties

PFBC Lakes_Point layer (acres from NHD), Census places, retrieved October 23, 2026.

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Species

What anglers catch at Lake Luxembourg

Each chip marks a fish PFBC connects with Lake Luxembourg.

PFBC WWCW species listing by water and PFBC stocking schedules, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Trout

Trout at Lake Luxembourg

yesstocked trout water
yesopen year-round
yesearly season
Southeasttrout region

For trout, Lake Luxembourg uses stocked trout water rules; check the opener and extended season rows below. It is one of the waters PFBC keeps open to trout fishing all year.

Fishing for trout here needs a trout permit ($14.97) on top of the license ($27.97 resident, $60.97 nonresident).

PFBC Stocked Trout Waters layer and 2026 Pennsylvania Fishing Summary (PFBC), p. 10, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Access

Ramps that put boats on Lake Luxembourg

  • Core Creek Parkpaved ramp, 9 trailer spaces, fishing pier, electric motors only, fee; owner Bucks County
  • Core Creek Park- (24 Hour)boat ramp, 5 trailer spaces, fishing pier, electric motors only, fee; owner Bucks County

Other access areas near Lake Luxembourg

  • Yardley AccessDelaware River, 5 miles northeast
  • Levittown Lake AccessLevittown Lake, 6 miles southeast
  • Morrisville AccessDelaware River, 7 miles east
  • Neshaminy State Park – RiverDelaware River, 9 miles south
  • Pennsbury Manor AccessDelaware Estuary, 9 miles southeast
  • Neshaminy State Park – MarinaDelaware River, 9 miles south

PFBC access areas layer (ramps and fishing-only sites), retrieved October 23, 2026.

Limits

Creel counts and minimum sizes at Lake Luxembourg

SpeciesCreel and sizeSeason
Trout (regular season)5 (combined species), streams, lakes and ponds; minimum 7 inchesRegular season: April 4 at 8 a.m. through Sept. 7 (statewide opening day)
Trout (extended season, stocked waters)3 (combined species); minimum 7 inchesJan. 1 through Feb. 15 and Sept. 8 through Dec. 31
Bass (June 13 to Sept. 30)6 (combined species); minimum 12 inchesJune 13 through Sept. 30
Bass (Jan. 1 to April 10, Oct. 1 to Dec. 31)4 (combined species); minimum 15 inchesJan. 1 through April 10 and Oct. 1 through Dec. 31
Bass (April 11 to June 12)NO HARVEST – catch and immediate release only (no tournaments permitted)April 11 through June 12 (no harvest begins 12:01 a.m.)
Muskellunge and tiger muskellunge1 (combined species); minimum 40 inchesOpen year-round
Northern pike2; minimum 24 inchesOpen year-round
Chain pickerel4; minimum 18 inchesOpen year-round
Walleye and saugeye6; minimum 15 inchesJan. 1 through March 14 and May 2 through Dec. 31
Sunfish, crappie and other panfish50 (combined species)Open year-round
Catfish50 (combined species)Open year-round
Striped bass and hybrids2 (combined species); minimum 20 inchesOpen year-round
American shad3Open year-round

Lake Luxembourg follows the inland table of the Summary, plus any program rule listed here.

2026 Pennsylvania Fishing Summary (PFBC), pp. 10-17, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Compare

Nearby lakes and Lake Luxembourg, side by side

LakeDistanceAcresRampsSpeciesStocked trout
Lake Luxembourg16626yes
Falls Township Park Lake6 miles southeast6704
Levittown Lake6 miles southeast2010yes
Loch Alsh Reservoir16 miles west500yes
Lake Galena17 miles northwest36535
Nockamixon Lake24 miles northwest1,450411

PFBC Lakes_Point, access areas and species listings, retrieved October 23, 2026.

Nearby

Around Lake Luxembourg

Reservoirs and lakes close to Lake Luxembourg

  • Falls Township Park Lake6 miles southeast
  • Levittown Lake6 miles southeast
  • Loch Alsh Reservoir16 miles west
  • Lake Galena17 miles northwest
  • Nockamixon Lake24 miles northwest

Where Lake Luxembourg anglers stock up

  • Tackle Nowbait and tackle shop, Yardley, 3 miles
  • Wharf Debroahmarina, Bensalem, 4 miles
  • Fisherman D R Donaldbait and tackle shop, Yardley, 6 miles
  • Mike's Gun Shopbait and tackle shop, Levittown, 6 miles
  • Bart's Tackle Shopbait and tackle shop, Tullytown, 7 miles
  • D & S Boat Sales Incmarina, Tullytown, 7 miles

Hire a guide for Lake Luxembourg

Overnight bases around Lake Luxembourg

  • Woodbourne1 mile
  • Newtown2 miles
  • Langhorne2 miles

Lake Luxembourg by county

  • Bucks Countyseat: Doylestown
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Fish ID

A photo guide to fish at Lake Luxembourg

White Perch, Pennsylvania
White Perch
Photo: Cephas, CC BY-SA 3.0
Chain Pickerel, Pennsylvania
Chain Pickerel
Photo: James Mann from Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, CC BY 2.0
Striped Bass, Pennsylvania
Striped Bass
Photo: Steven G. Johnson, CC BY-SA 3.0
American Shad, Pennsylvania
American Shad
Photo: Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, CC BY 2.0
Answers

Before you go to Lake Luxembourg: common questions

Where in Pennsylvania is Lake Luxembourg?

You will find it in Bucks County, PFBC Southeast Region, about 2 miles from Newtown.

How large is Lake Luxembourg by PFBC count?

Roughly 166 acres.

Which access area serves Lake Luxembourg?

There are 2 ramp access areas; Core Creek Park is the largest.

Does Lake Luxembourg hold bass and panfish?

PFBC lists bluegill and pumpkinseed, channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, white perch and trout.

Does Lake Luxembourg have special regulations?

Bass (June 13 to Sept. 30): 6 (combined species); minimum 12 inches; June 13 through Sept. 30.

Which Pennsylvania license and permit fit Lake Luxembourg?

Fishing for trout here needs a trout permit ($14.97) on top of the license ($27.97 resident, $60.97 nonresident).

When does PFBC stock Lake Luxembourg?

Not on the 2026 schedule.

Who sells minnows on the way to Lake Luxembourg?

Drive about 3 miles to Tackle Now.

Spend an evening casting Lake Luxembourg

Check the Summary rows before a fish goes on the stringer.