
New York’s Chittenango Creek: Check the regs, enjoy the fishing
The stream winds its way for over 19 miles, and along its path is managed by the DEC in four different ways along five separate sections,…
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The stream winds its way for over 19 miles, and along its path is managed by the DEC in four different ways along five separate sections,…

When a river winds its way 86 miles, as does the St. Regis River in New York’s North Country, it’s safe to say it’s a river of many faces.

Plenty of public fishing rights on Catt-County streams.

The reservoir and the surrounding 6,580-acre Neversink Unique Area pull additional duty as a superb recreational spot, drawing anglers and hunters to the lands and water about 90 minutes from NYC on a good traffic

Plan ahead for spring run that draws scores of anglers.

“Our last survey of the lake was in 2017, but credible angler reports suggest that the yellow perch population could produce some good catches this coming winter and the next few years,” says DEC Region

Other species, such as pickerel, bass and panfish, can be caught in the northern section of the Branchport arm.

It takes muscle to get there, but Lows Lake delivers.

DEC has over the years stocked walleye in the reservoir and established a pretty good fishery to complement the largemouth bass and panfish opportunities.
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