Westchester Fishing Guide

[rawtrout]

Anyone have a recommendation for a guide for westchester county stream system?

 

[coolkyle]

A person guide or a guidebook? Check out Croton TU's "A Fly Fisherman's Guide to Fly Fishing the Croton Watershed." Besides the Croton system, there's not a ton of trout to be had in Westchester. If a person guide is what you're after, check out Bedford Sportsman. Fishing Guide Service & Instruction | The Bedford Sportsman-"40 years in business, we never made a dime."

 

[Rambler23]

also consider Rob Lewis of Angler's Den up in Pawling. Great guy, tyer and fisherman. you can see some of his flies at robsrealistics.com

 

[Catskill Mountain Man]

guide yourself...its westchester. the internet is a vast wealth of information.

just a suggestion

 

[JeffK]

Here's the quick guide from NYDEC.
http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/fish_marine_pdf/nycfshwestput.pdf

 

[Walter H]

The TU book is a good choice, although the information in my humble opinion is a little outdated in some regards. Eric Newman's "Flyfishing New York" has some information about the area, although It's limited. Gilmore's "Flyfisher's Guide to the Big Apple" talks about the area also, but I've personally never heard good things about this book and wouldn't recomend it. The best resource is a map, and a general knowledge of the hatches. Was there a particular river you wanted general information on?

 

[Simms]

Anyone have a recommendation for a guide for westchester county stream system?

No, but Ill raw dog your wife.

 

[Catskill Mountain Man]

LOLOLOLOL

simms that was a good one! you had me laughing at work like a mad man