There’s really two distinct sections of Honey and Tea. They both start as small forested freestone streams and then sink, and emerge as limestone streams. Honey above the sink is stocked, and has a small population of wild Brookies. Some of this upper section is on public land, SF and SP lands. Tea above its sink has a decent section on SF land, though it’s tiny this far upstream. Has some small wild Brookies, buts lots of rhodo and tough fishing. Some circles refer to Honey above its sink as “New Lancaster Valley Run.”
Below where they emerge as limestoners they’re both Class A wild Brown streams, and not stocked, by the PFBC anyway. Don’t know if they get some form of club stocking. Mostly private land in their limestone sections though some is not posted and open to fishing. They both have reputations as being tough to fish and I’ve typically struggled on them, despite their class A ratings. FWIW.
Tea is still fairly small even in its lower reaches. Definitely limestone water, but fishes more like a Brookie stream. Honey is pretty good sized, roughly equal to the size of Kish at their confluence.
