Dry fly fishing in New Jersey in February can be challenging because the water temperature is typically cold and there are fewer hatches. However, some good dry fly patterns to try during this time of year include midges, blue-winged olives, and winter stoneflies. For midges, try using small...

The Delaware River in NY/PA, is home to a diverse population of fish including brown trout, rainbow trout, some brook trout (Most likely stocked), and smallmouth bass. The Delaware River is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, making it a popular destination for anglers and nature enthusiasts...

Natural Beauty: New Jersey has many scenic streams that are nestled within picturesque surroundings, providing a serene and peaceful environment to fish, relax, or hike. The state is home to numerous natural and protected areas such as the Ken Lockwood Gorge, Van Campens Brook, The Pequest, the...

Any opinions on Mike DeRosa, guide on the Salmon River?

Nuttin makes me happier than fishing the West Branch on a cool June day.

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I'll be making my bi-yearly run to the Montana/Itheho area pretty soon (Mid June) and will need some nice big stone flies. I'm hoping that someone can tell me a reliable online store where I can buy these things for a reasonable price. Thanks

Over the years, I've been asked some really silly questions regarding my fishing. One question that seems to always come back is, "You're going fishing in the rain", followed by, "Do the fish still bite?". It seems as if people forget where fish live. What are some of the silly questions...

I'm glad someone stepped up to the plate to supply us with this demonstration as to why we need to debarb our hooks. My new years resolution... Debarb my treble hooks.

How many of you lump a hatch & spinner fall into the same category. How many of you know the difference between a hatch & spinner fall? How many of you knew there was even a difference?

Online flies are approx .75 cents. Go into a fly shop and you'll pay between 1.95 and 2.50. I'm not sure which shops are charging what. I believe at least 1 Roscoe area shop is charging 2.25 per fly. I picked up a bunch of them, saw the price, then put them all back where they came from and...

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This is funny!!! A cardiologist died and was given an elaborate funeral. A huge heart covered in flowers stood behind the casket during the service. Following the eulogy, the heart opened, and the casket rolled inside. The heart then closed, sealing the doctor in the beautiful heart forever...

I've been a TU supporter for the past xx years. TU sounds really good on paper but before I send in this years donation I would like to know what specific rivers in the New York and New Jersey TU has directly helped. I just came to realize that if I'm going to donate, I want to see my money work...

This past Saturday afternoon I had the opportunity to get out of the house and fish. My plans were to get to the gorge, fish for a few hours, then come home and complete the weekend honeydo list. I have not been out in over a month so as you can imagine, I needed this. I got my stuff together...

Hi all. The Beaverkill and Willow have both receded to wading levels. The fishing has been good. The water is clear and looks terrific. Rising fish are here and taking Isonychia's, caddis, bwo, sulphers, and terrestrials. March Browns are still around but probably not the fly of choice...

It's been drizzling here for the past few hours and it doesn't look like it's going to stop anytime soon. The Beaverkill and Willow are wadable and the fishing is good. The West Branch is also doing well. Reports of slow fishing have been coming from the WB over that past few days however...

This looks like another magnificent weak of rain or scattered showers with a T-Storm thrown in here and there. The weekends weather looks like rain, rain, and more rain while the temp should remain in the upper 50's to mid to upper 60's. I'll start off by saying that All rivers are looking...

If you're planning a trip to the Beaverkill or the Willow this weekend, your best bet is to wait for a Sunday morning river report. Both rivers are up very high and unwadable. The West Branch may be wadable by Saturday. Stay home. On the brighter side of things, there are numerous species...

Hello everyone. A fishing report for the Delaware, Beaverkill, and Willow. First the temp as of right now is 55 and should move into the mid - upper 60's by this afternoon. The Beaverkill and Willow are both running very nice though a little high. We had much rain up here on Friday that...