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Why fish the Upper Delaware River?

Catskill

Catskill Junky
  • 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.

  • This might not be the best reason to fish the D, but there are many public access points on all 3 branches of the river (East, West, & The Mainstem). It would be great if someone could contribute & post them.

  • The Delaware River offers fly fishing opportunities year-round, with different fish species being more active during different seasons.

  • The Delaware River is known for its challenging fishing conditions, making it a great place to test and improve your fly-fishing skills.

  • The area hosts numerous fly-fishing events throughout the year, including workshops, clinics, and competitions. Check out the Catskill Fly Fishing museum or contribute to the FUDR (Friends of the Upper Delaware River).

  • The Delaware River has many experienced and knowledgeable guides who can provide tips and guidance to enhance your fly-fishing experience. A few local guides can be found at the Delaware River Club, Westbranch Angler, The Baxter House, and of course, the Cross Current Guide service. The river offers excellent opportunities for both dry and wet fly fishing, as well as nymphing and streamer fishing.

  • Fly fishing on the 'D' offers a peaceful and relaxing experience, with the sound of flowing water and the beauty of the surrounding nature providing a soothing escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. You'll see bald eagles & osprey throughout the day.
 
Almost upon us... Just waiting on the Easter bunny to deliver them... The Stork brought us another IRISH litter (on the fifteenth) though.. We went with Irish inspired words as names(my pleas to do an Ides of March themed litter fell on deaf ears...) So we've got Kerfuffle, malarkey, hooligan. whisky, leprechaun, shamrock, smithereens, kibosh, banshee and shillelagh... BTW the mom is the black and brown one you wanted,,,,
 
Almost upon us... Just waiting on the Easter bunny to deliver them... The Stork brought us another IRISH litter (on the fifteenth) though.. We went with Irish inspired words as names(my pleas to do an Ides of March themed litter fell on deaf ears...) So we've got Kerfuffle, malarkey, hooligan. whisky, leprechaun, shamrock, smithereens, kibosh, banshee and shillelagh... BTW the mom is the black and bI wish I had the space for another one. 2 goldens is plenty right now.

On an unusually sunny Easter morning in Ireland, the village of Shearly Green was caught off guard when the local alpacas decided to crash the town's egg hunt. Unbeknownst to the townspeople, these mischievous alpacas had hatched a plan to lay their own peculiar eggs, adding a twist to the traditional festivities. So, while the children scurried around searching for brightly colored eggs, they were pleasantly surprised to find the alpacas' eggs nestled among the shamrocks. These fluffy eggs, covered in tufts of alpaca wool, wobbled and jiggled as the children scooped them up, causing everyone to burst into laughter. The townspeople couldn't help but join in the fun as the alpacas pranced around, proud of their Easter shenanigans, bringing a new level of mirth to the annual celebration in Shearly Green.

Wish I had room for another pet! One day in the future.
 
How much room does one need? Hell, I've got six adults and thirteen pups here at my house... No they DON'T shed... that helps a bunch...
 
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