River Report
Extended Forecast for Roscoe NY https://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/ny/roscoe
Fishing reports and conditions: 4/21/21
Today and tomorrow will be some tough days to fish. Winds, Thunderstorms and dropping temps. Up to now fishing looked promising. rivers are in good shape this morning and the bugs are hatching in the afternoon. But do to the incoming front it will change for the worse. Friday looking better as is Saturday. Hendrickson's, Gordon's, Blue quills and Olives, Small black/dark brown caddis is also about. Our "free" Womans Class for June 26 is filling up for details go to the events page. Our Euro class was a success, got good feed back from the students, second class is June 12 go to our events page for more details, Some fish were even caught! The new State wide Regulations went into effect April 1st, Classifications of streams and "DL" daily limited have changed one should brush up on the Regs. The shop was busy and it was great to see new and old faces.
Hatches: Caddis, Stoneflies, Olives, Blue Quills. Quill Gordons.
April 21, 2021: 6:30 am
Rivers / Streams Flow Temp Condition Beaverkill 477 47.0 wade Willowemoc creek 133 45.5 wade East Branch – Harvard 256 44.5 wade East Branch – Downsville 64.3 00.0 wade West Branch – Stilesville 325 40.4 wade West Branch - Hale Eddy 511 44.4 wade
Mainstem – Lordsville 1820 48.2 wade Neversink – Bridgeville 190 50.3 wade Esopus – Coldbrook 462 49.1 wade
" Caddis, Sm. Olives, Stoneflies, Blue Quills Quill Gordons "Hendricksons" now hatching.
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Fly of the Week: Squirmy wormy
Hook: SE3 #10 or #12
Bead: 1/8 black
Thread: Red 8/0 or match the color of the worm
Body: Squirmy wormy
We had many a request for this pattern last season, so we brought in the materials for a worm pattern. The Euro nymph guys love worms as other nympher's do. It's effective after a rain washes worms in the rivers. They come in arrange of colors but we carry Red, Pink and Tan. You can tie this on a heavey scud hook or change it to a Euro Nymph hook with a slotted bead. There are some tricks to tying this so come into the shop and ask.