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The Catskill Mountains and Hudson Valley are known for some of the most incredible trout fishing in the Eastern United States and arguably the world. The hundreds of miles of streams and rivers, large reservoirs, ponds and lakes, provide stunning backdrops and many options for various weather conditions. There are an array of public access points as well as guided tours on private waters. If you are looking to begin a new hobby or take it to the next level, there is fishing to be had in Ulster, Sullivan, Otsego and Delaware Counties. Explore some of these options with us!
Ulster County
Ashokan Reservoir
The Ashokan Reservoir is 8,315 acres of water with 44 miles of shoreline. This gorgeous body of water is available to the public with access that provides fishing along the shore and by row boat. All Row Boats need to be approved and licensed before pushing off into the reservoir, but once adrift you have the opportunity to catch record breaking fish.
Sullivan County
Neversink River
Neversink River is recognized by many as the birthplace of fly fishing and provides some of the best conditions for trout fishing due to the consistently cold waters. There are many public access points to this river that provide a bit of hiking for the adventurous who want to partake in this centuries old tradition.
Otsego County
Otsego Lake
Otsego Lake is an excellent place to fish for lake trout, perch, walleye and over 30 other species of fish. There is a state boat launch ramp located in the Village of Cooperstown and a hand launch location in Glimmerglass State Park on the North East side of the lake.
Delaware County
West Branch Angler Resort
West Branch Angler Resort offers intro to Fly Fishing courses, guided river trips, fishing updates, tips and tricks. Sign up to fish in their 300 acre camp or stop by for fishing tips on your way to your favorite fishing spot. The seasoned guides at West Branch can tell you all about fishing at the confluence of the West and East Branch of the Delaware River.
Photo courtesy of Great Western Catskills
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