12pm(now) — Eastern Blue-Winged Olive
Peak activity at 9pm — Brown Dun (Brown Dun, 4 food groups active)
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Based on species-occurrence records, not local invertebrate surveys.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
The Neversink splits into two very different worlds at the reservoir. Above it is the cold freestone headwater fished here; below the dam it becomes one of the NYC reservoir-release rivers, with partial tailwater character driven by Neversink Reservoir releases under the same basin flow-management program. Across both, public water does not mean a public bank — New York's Public Fishing Rights are 33-foot easements, and the lower gorge is genuinely difficult, access- and safety-sensitive ground, not casual visitor water. Confirm reach regulations and access before you go.
Theodore Gordon's home water — where the dry fly was first seriously fished in America — a cold, clear upper-Catskill freestone with native brookies in the headwaters and wild browns below. Quieter and more remote than the Beaverkill, and steeped in the same history.
Native brook trout in the cold upper headwaters alongside wild browns and rainbows. brook_trout scores as a char comfort-overlay (cooler welfare ceiling) once `npm run seed:species` is applied.
EPA ATTAINS assessment unit 'Neversink River, Middle, Main Stem' (NY1402-0021), 2022 Integrated Report. Aquatic Life use: Insufficient Information. This is a Clean Water Act assessment-unit classification (the US analogue of WFD), not a live reading.
Status is for the Clean Water Act assessment unit covering this reach.
EPA ATTAINS (Clean Water Act) · NY1402-0021
Theodore Gordon's home water — where the dry fly was first seriously fished in America — a cold, clear upper-Catskill freestone with native brookies in the headwaters and wild browns below.
12pm(now) — Eastern Blue-Winged Olive
Peak activity at 9pm — Brown Dun (Brown Dun, 4 food groups active)
Hatch predictions
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Based on species-occurrence records, not local invertebrate surveys.
Numbers are intensity 0 (none) to 3 (peak) — a guide, not a guarantee.
The Neversink splits into two very different worlds at the reservoir. Above it is the cold freestone headwater fished here; below the dam it becomes one of the NYC reservoir-release rivers, with partial tailwater character driven by Neversink Reservoir releases under the same basin flow-management program. Across both, public water does not mean a public bank — New York's Public Fishing Rights are 33-foot easements, and the lower gorge is genuinely difficult, access- and safety-sensitive ground, not casual visitor water. Confirm reach regulations and access before you go.
Theodore Gordon's home water — where the dry fly was first seriously fished in America — a cold, clear upper-Catskill freestone with native brookies in the headwaters and wild browns below. Quieter and more remote than the Beaverkill, and steeped in the same history.
Native brook trout in the cold upper headwaters alongside wild browns and rainbows. brook_trout scores as a char comfort-overlay (cooler welfare ceiling) once `npm run seed:species` is applied.
EPA ATTAINS assessment unit 'Neversink River, Middle, Main Stem' (NY1402-0021), 2022 Integrated Report. Aquatic Life use: Insufficient Information. This is a Clean Water Act assessment-unit classification (the US analogue of WFD), not a live reading.
Status is for the Clean Water Act assessment unit covering this reach.
EPA ATTAINS (Clean Water Act) · NY1402-0021
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