Good signs from Austin as Minnesota works to restore native mussels
Eric Morken
February 1, 2023
Catskills Fishing Report – October 30th, 2014
Delaware East Branch: Closed above Shinnople. It is low and clear. It has Olives on the water all the way down to Hancock. The lower half is at an easy nymphing level.
Esopus: Open until Nov. 30. Small Olives and a few Caddis. Spawners are usually caught on nymphs and streamers.
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