Pocket guides make good stocking stuffers Delaware development Major concern has been raised in the Delaware River angling community over a proposed townhouse development on the West Branch in Deposit adjacent to the Deposit Men's Club. Rumors were of a complete paving of the current...

Flow plan a big step -- Page 1 -- Times Union - Albany NY timesunion.com Flow plan a big step New agreement could help Delaware River trout By FRED LEBRUN Click byline for more stories by writer. First published: Thursday, October 4, 2007 After decades of anguish over how much water being...

The Sib is right on target.

Trenton cuts deal on water pipelines Council asked to OK sale for $100 million Wednesday, December 05, 2007 BY KEVIN SHEA AND RYAN TRACY STAFF WRITERS NJ.com's Printer-Friendly Page TRENTON -- Mayor Douglas H. Palmer asked the city council last night to approve the $100 million sale of the...

Tuesday December 4, 2007 DRBC publishes proposed rulemaking on reservoirs management plan PoconoNews.Net West Trenton – The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) announced the schedule for informational meetings and a public hearing to be held on proposed regulations published today to...

Troubled waters Outdoors: Pending case could backfire The proposed (and currently observed) flow agreement for the Delaware River, based on a compromise of release rates from the New York City reservoirs, has divided anglers and river residents sharply since it was adopted in September...

Needed: A process, a deadline, a panel | ajc.com Atlanta Journal-Constitution Needed: A process, a deadline, a panel Published on: 11/15/07 In his oft-quoted "Serenity Prayer," theologian Reinhold Niebuhr asks God for "the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to...

New Jersey Herald Flood rules to affect Sussex plans By BRUCE A. SCRUTON bscruton@njherald.com TRENTON — New rules to reduce property damage from floods along the Delaware River will reach upstream into areas of Sussex County miles from that river. The new rules, approved last week by the...

DEC Announces $2.75 Million to Help Vulnerable Wildlife News from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation For more information contact: Maureen Wren, 518-402-8000 DEC Announces $2.75 Million to Help Vulnerable Wildlife Twenty Projects To Receive Funding to Assist Species Most...

Tiny fish can yield big clues to Delaware River health Tiny fish can yield big clues to Delaware River health The Academy of Natural Sciences' scientists Shane Moser (left) and David Keller use seine nets to look for the dwindling bridle shiner, a key indicator of environmental health...

Covering the Hudson to the Catskills! $60 million targeted to watershed improvement projects Washington – The override of the President’s veto of the Water Resources Development Act last week meant $60 million will flow for studies of water resource projects in the region. A total of $30...

Many anglers oppose Delaware flow accord Outdoors: Many anglers oppose Delaware flow accord Dave Henderson StoryChat Post CommentStoryChat It was pointed out in this space early last month that not everyone was happy with the long-awaited accord between New York City and the Delaware River...

Nymph color should only be one trait you should consider when choosing a pattern for fooling fish. Here are some things to consider when choosing a subsurface imitation: 1.) Size 2.) Movement of the fur/fibers of the imitation. 3.) Movement of the artificial by dead drifting, swinging...

The Ithaca Journal - www.theithacajournal.com - Ithaca, NY theithacajournal.com Back Article published Oct 4, 2007 Nuisance algae didymo confirmed in the East Branch of the Delaware River, Suspected in the West Branch ALBANY – Didymo, the invasive nuisance algae that forms slimy mats in...

WSTM.com - Slimy invasive algae spreads in famed fishing rivers Slimy invasive algae spreads in famed fishing rivers Associated Press - October 5, 2007 3:15 AM ET ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - A slimy, invasive algae is slowly spreading in New York rivers. It's called didymo (DID-ee-moe), or more...