I need some advice on fly fishing NWPA!!!

I moved to the area 7-8 years ago and live somewhere around Albion/Edinboro area.
I grew up mostly in the Pocono Mtns on the other side of state my favorite stream there is the Broadheads Creek what a GEM!,I have spent alot of time up in NY fishing Pulaski area(have a camper parkd up there).I am willing to share info via PM about fishing these areas in trade for some solid advice on where to go fly fishing here in NWPA for trout.
I am mostly a catch and release guy and do not have enough spare time to over pressure your honey hole and I know how to keep a spot to myself. 
I am not a trout snob stockies are alright but holdovers or wild trout are always better.
I prefer wading larger water and fast flowing water-not much for bushwacking and standing in slow pools.I am not afraid to wander FAR from parking lots I still got 2 legs in working order.
I realize I will probaly have to drive 1-2 hours to hit Oil Creek,Clarion,Allegany,Shenengo.....
I want to make a day trip soon and have read post on here before about these areas and done alittle research online but time is precious and  I was hoping to get alittle help if possible narrowing things down.
My grandfather/freind/fishingpartner passed away last Sept 1 -88yrs young(damm that brought up tears typing it) and I NEED to get out and use some of his gear to do what he taught me-MAKE EM'JUMP!
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Life is short folks get out and enjoy it with those you LOVE!

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I live about 7 miles out of Edinboro.

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Along with Neshannock, all the other streams you listed are good and I've fished them all for trout except for the Clarion.  It's on the list though.  The Shenango is a good warmwater river that just so happens to be stocked with trout. Well the other rivers you listed too lol.  And as Mikastorm said, just look on the PFBC sight at the stocking schedules and see what smaller ATW's are around you.  And for wild trout, look at the natural reproduction and Class A lists.  Some are gems, but others are duds.  And don't be afraid to check out streams that aren't on the list but are in a good area for wild trout.  If you need any specific info PM me, I'm always glad to help, but part of the fun is exploring the streams on your own.
 
Oh and you always got those stupid steelbows that run up those drainage ditches up there

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Marry you are a Jem.........
I do switch from a fly rod to a noodle rod.....even use an UGLY STICK once in a while.
Your post confuse me often!