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"We have great water on all of the branches, great cloud cover, and lots of bugs too. We are seeing lots of different bugs throughout the system which is great but can really complicate matching the hatch when you have good numbers of 4 different bugs in varying life stages. We have been seeing good numbers of 14-16 Sulphurs on all branches starting around 2pm."
High and semi-turbid. "East Branch- is high and floatable only. It is not wadeable… Sulphurs have started to become more consistent. The West Branch is high, It is not wadeable but floatable… Caddis are about in the morning while Sulphurs, Gray Fox and March Browns are about later in the day."
"The East Branch is very high and will need a day or two to come down. The Upper West and Upper East are still fishable. For the next few days there should be some excellent streamer action. Yesterday there was heavy activity with Hendricksons, March Browns and Sulfurs on the tailwaters."
"the Upper Delaware river is bug soup and the dry fly action is great. Yesterday was the first day that I really saw good numbers of Sulfurs and March Browns on the water. " "Last night's storms brought rivers up a little, and added some color in spots."
"significant hatching starting from about 1PM and running until 6PM or so, conisisting of Hendricksons, small Baetis, and Apple Green Caddis. The West Branch was the predominant Hot Spot, but the East and Main also fished pretty darn well."
Latest:
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/04/delaware-river-report-condtions-april-26-2012/
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/
http://www.detteflies.com/report
http://www.baxterhouse.net/Fishing.htm
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.westbranchresort.com/delaware_river_conditions.html
"The weather has helped hatches and fishing in general. East Branch- The flow is low and clear so this should make for some challenging fishing on this river. There are still Hendricksons in the afternoon along with Caddis and spinners. The West Branch remains low due to the small water release. It is wadeable only.Caddis, small Olives, still some Hendricksons and there are spinners later in the day."
Latest:
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/04/delaware-river-report-conditions-april-19-2012/
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/|
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.westbranchresort.com/delaware_river_conditions.html
"Water levels are still low on the East Branch, but good hatches are still coming off and anglers are catching fish." "The West Branch remains low due to the small water release. It is wadeable only. There are still some Hendricksons about. They are mixed with some Caddis and Olives."
Latest:
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/04/delaware-river-report-conditions-april-12-2012/
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/
http://www.baxterhouse.net/Fishing.htm
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
"unprecedented early hatches of Hendrickson, Paraleps, Baetis and early caddis and stoneflies... the first 3 warm days in the 70's will blow out the rest of the early spring hatches." "good hatches are still coming off and anglers are catching fish." Flows are low." Seasonal closures now over.
Latest:
http://www.westbranchresort.com/delaware_river_conditions.html
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.baxterhouse.net/Fishing.htm
http://www.detteflies.com/report
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/04/delaware-river-report-conditions-april-5-2012/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
http://www.mayfly.com/update2.htm
"This is an ideal wade flow. Some stone flies and Caddis are hitting but success has been with nymphs. The start of some Hendricksons and Quills mixed with stone flies and Caddis have all been reported and fishermen have met with success."
Latest:
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/
http://fourseasonsflyfishing.com/page6.htm
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/
http://www.baxterhouse.net/Fishing.htm
"The unseasonably warm winter may push up this Spring's hatching activity." No indication of fishing quality. Low at 330 CFS (vs 950 avg).
Latest 3/22:
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/03/delaware-river-report-conditions-march-22-2012/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/ (3/20)
http://www.mayfly.com/update2.htm (?)
"wadeable. Midges and stone flies are about. ...All indications at present call for an early season this year." "chance to see rising fish in spots."
Opening day is April 1 for those waters currently closed.
Latest 3/15:
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/03/river-report-conditions-march-14-2012/ (3/14)
"Midges and stone flies have been on all rivers Mid to late afternoons have been the prime hours." No comments on fishing quality.
Latest 3/8:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/ (3/7)
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/03/river-report-conditions-march-5-2012/ (3/5)
Not much new. "Small streamers fished slowly or swung and vary your nymph sizes." 350 CFS (vs 440 avg).
Latest 3/1:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
"Little stoneflies and midges can be seen hatching, but nymphs are still most productive. Anglers have been bringing in pictures, and some nice fish are being caught!" West branch at 325 CFS (vs 400 avg).
Latest 2/23:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
"River levels are nice across the board, and people are catching fish mostly on nymphs." 330 CFS (vs 400 avg).
Latest 2/16:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/2012/02/dreams-of-the-future/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
No real new reports, but flows are now down to 400 CFS (vs 300 avg).
Latest 2/8:
http://thedelawareriverclub.com/blog/
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
"Rivers are still high for this time of year, but they are flowing clear...Nymphing is still the most effective way to fish." No ice left on rivers. 1800 CFS (vs 420 avg).
Latest 2/2:
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.catskillflies.com/stream-conditions/ (2/1)
"The lower West Branch can be great but we would recommend fishing it at 600 or less cfs." No actual reports of any action. Flows up to 950 CFS (vs 500 avg), with more rain and snow in the area.
Latest 1/26:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
No info. Flows unavailable (due to ice?). Water is 32 degrees.
Latest 1/19:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
"We do get hatches in the fall and winter the just tends to be small midges, Blue Wing Olives, and occasionally stoneflies." West branch 580 CFS (vs 280 avg).
Latest 1/12:
http://beaverkillangler.com/catskill_fly_fishing_report.aspx
http://www.delawareriverguide.net/delaware/hatch.html
Upper Delaware River Fly Shops and Guides | Fly Shop | Guide Service | Lodging | |
Adrian LaSorteBinghamton, NY | Phone: 607-427-7335 |
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Al Cauccis Delaware River ClubStarlight, PA | Phone: 570-635-5897 |
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Beaverkill AnglerRoscoe, NY | Phone: 607-498-5194 |
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Catskill FliesRoscoe, NY | Phone: 607-498-6146 |
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Cross Current Guide ServiceMilford, PA | Phone: 607-241-7000 |
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Delaware River ClubStarlight, PA | Phone: 570-635-5880 |
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East Branch OutfittersHancock, NY | Phone: 607-637-5451 |
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Gone FishingNarrowsburg, NY | Phone: 845-252-3657 |
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Isle FishPulaski, NY | Phone: 315-480-0552 |
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Jerry Haddens Guide ServiceSusquehanna, PA | Phone: 570-853-4048 |
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Johns Guide ServiceMiddleville, NY | Phone: 315-823-9399 |
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Troutsource Fly ShopGranite Bay, CA | Phone: 916-797-6138 |
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U Fly FishPulaski, NY | Phone: 607-723-8082 |
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Upper Delaware OutfittersHankins, NY | Phone: |
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West Branch Angler ResortHancock, NY | Phone: 800-201-2557 |