The Catskill Fly Fishing Report
March 26, 2026
Beaverkill River, Willowemoc Creek, and the Delaware River System

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Thursday 10am to 4pm

Friday 9am to 5pm

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It looks like the arrival of warmer weather is upon us! Today will be a high near 70 despite the chance of rain; the weekend will be a little cooler with more rain possible, but we’re likely to see some significantly higher temperatures next week. Flows on the Beaverkill have been steadily down-trending with a flow rate of 620 CFS as this is being written, a good level for wade fishing. Water temperatures are still low and—despite some smaller stoneflies—not a lot of bugs are moving, so nymphing with all-purpose patterns will be your best bet. That said, don’t be afraid to break out a streamer, preferably a smaller one, as fish will increasingly key in on such forage. The Willowemoc tells a similar story with a pretty ideal flow rate just below 150 CFS; nymphs and small streamers will also be your best bet. Also, keep your eyes peeled for the arrival of early caddis, BWOs, and blue quills.  The West Branch is still high and will be best attacked from a boat where you have a solid shot of lucking into a good streamer bite. Starting next week, we’ll be open 7 days a week going forward, see above for exact hours. Good luck out there and we hope to see you soon!

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FLOWS AND TEMPERATURES REPORTED IN REAL TIME