The Catskill Fly Fishing Report
June 14th, 2025
Beaverkill River, Willowemoc Creek, and the Delaware River System

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Today will be a high of 61, expect light rain to 4:00. The rain has had no affect on the levels of the rivers in some spots you may see some stain but it will help trick weary fish in taking your fly.

The Beaverkill and Willowemoc are running low, all spots in the river's are wadable but have a thermometer to check water temp's at this time of year the water can get to warm for trout in the evening if you are fishing the lower end of the Beaverkill. Most hatches have been happening the few hours after sun rise and right before dark, fish can be taken on nymphs mid day. In low water the fish can be extra spooky so wade and cast carefully.

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The West Branch is still to high to wade, warm water is spilling over the dam so hatches have been at odd times. Its Sulphur and BWO season on the West so have lots of those patterns, have Isonychia in your box as well a dropper fished under it is bring lots of fish to net.

Perdigons have been our best droppers.

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The East is a bit high but the Upper East is wadable in certain spots, but with the West being unwedable expect lots of fisherman. We are seeing the same hatches on the East as we are on the West.

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The Upper Main Stem is fishing good for trout, the Lower End is fishing good for bass. The Main is having the same hatches as the two Branches of the Delaware, the bass are taking larger flies like Fat Head Deceivers, striped bass are in the river right now.

​HATCHES: BWO (Sz 14-24), Yellow Sulphur's (Sz 12-18), Orange Sulphur's (Sz 14-18), Yellow Drakes (Sz 10-14), Caddis (Sz 12-16), Isonychia (Sz 10-14)

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