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Live River Conditions
| River | Temperature (°F) |
Current Flow (ft³/s) |
Average Flow (ft³/s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaverkill at Cooks Falls | Not Available | 652 | 337 |
| East Branch at Downsville | Not Available | 1080 | 195 |
| East Branch at Harvard | 54.5 | 1610 | 321 |
| East Branch at Fishes Eddy | 59 | 2390 | 760 |
| West Branch at Stilesville | 54.14 | 1760 | 562 |
| West Branch at Hale Eddy | 47.3 | 2000 | 695 |
| Main Stem at Lordsville | 59.18 | 5320 | 2750 |
| Main Stem at Callicoon | 60.8 | 5480 | 1920 |
June 18th 8:00 A.M.
Beaverkill / Willowemoc Rivers
Currently the Beaverkill & Willowemoc are running clear and wadeable with a water temperature of 58 degrees. Bugs are currently Summer Paraleps (18), Tan & Brown Caddis (14 – 18), Sulphurs (14 - 16), Isonychia (10), Cahills (12 - 14), Dorotheas (16 - 18), Yellow Saddlies (14 - 16)East Branch of the Delaware River
The Pepacton Reservior is currently .085 ft. over the 100% mark and spilling into the East Branch. The total release from the top and bottom of the dam is 2,250 cfs. It is clearing but there still is a bit of turbidity. The whole river is unwadeable but very floatable. The Upper East would be the area I suggest, mainly from Shinhopple to East Branch because it is the easiest to row. The streamer bite has been on, yesterday we had 4 large fish in the boat with numerous other chases, all on Slop Mops. Bugs are currently Summer Paraleps (18), Tan & Brown Caddis (14 – 18), Sulphurs (14 - 16), Isonychia (10), Cahills (12 - 14), Dorotheas (16 - 18), Yellow Saddlies (14 - 16)West Branch of the Delaware River
The Cannonsville Reservior is currently 1.05 ft. over the 100% mark and spilling into the West Branch. The total release from the top and bottom of the dam is 2,440 cfs. The West Branch is totally unwadeable but for the boater it is the best choice in the area. Not only are the streamer conditions great but at these flows the surface activity is also not effected. Bugs are currently Summer Paraleps (18), Tan & Brown Caddis (14 – 18), Sulphurs (14 - 16), Isonychia (10), Cahills (12 - 14), Dorotheas (16 - 18), Yellow Saddlies (14 - 16)Main Stem of the Delaware River
The Main Stem is running totally unwadeable. We are more into a level acceptable for boating but I would rather stick to the East or West Branches right now. Bugs are currently Summer Paraleps (18), Tan & Brown Caddis (14 – 18), Sulphurs (14 - 16), Isonychia (10), Cahills (12 - 14), Dorotheas (16 - 18), Yellow Saddlies (14 - 16)
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