Gandy Creek

A high-elevation Randolph County trout stream in the Monongahela National Forest. Famous for the Sinks of Gandy, where the creek flows through a roughly three-quarter-mile limestone cave before re-emerging — a documented karst feature on private land that requires landowner permission to enter.

The Sinks of Gandy cave is on private land — do not enter without explicit landowner permission.

Cold, alkaline water supports a strong insect base; standard Appalachian patterns work.

Verify WVDNR stocking schedule and any special regulations for the reach you plan to fish.