WEATHER

    • Monday: 10/31/2011 - Sunshine Mixing with Clouds: 49 F, Low: 32 F; Chance of Precipitation: 0%
    • Tuesday: 11/1/2011 - Partly Sunny: 45 F, Low: 34 F; Chance of Precipitation: 2%
    • Wednesday: 11/2/2011- Mostly Sunny and Milder: 56 F, Low: 38 F; Chance of Precipitatrion: 3%

FLIES

    • Emphemerella invaria - Light Cahill - #12
    • Ephemerella dorothea (Sulphur) #16 & #18
    • Stenonema ithaca (Cahill) #14
    • Brachycentrus sp. (Dark Grannom - Charcoal Caddis) #16- #18
    • Hydropsyche sp. - Tan Caddis - #16-#18
    • Pseudos (Little BWO) #22-#26
    • Isonychia bicolor - Iso/Slate Drake #12-2XL
    • Ephemerella deficiens- Blue Wing Olive #14

FLOWS

    • Cannonsville Reservoir Level:89.1% Full; 224 cfs Release
    • West Branch (Hale Eddy): 543 cfs Temp. (F): 45-50
    • East Branch (Fishs Eddy): 1,570 cfs  Temp. (F): 41-43
    • Main Stem (Lordville): 2,880 cfs:  Temp. (F): 40-43

WELCOME

The Delaware River Club rests on the banks of the West Branch of the Delaware River, which is considered one of the top five wild trout streams in the nation. The Club requires no membership and provides lodging, guide services and fly fishing schools. Visiting anglers can apply their skills on the entire Upper Delaware System, including the Beaverkill and Willowemoc.

The Delaware River Club has activities for the whole family including an in-ground swimming pool, sprawling green lawns, nearby hiking trails and a private fishing pond. If you’re visiting to fish, hunt or just relax with your family, the Delaware River Club is the perfect location.

Whether you are traveling from New York City, Upstate New York, Philadelphia or Southern New England, we are conveniently located within a short driving distance. We encourage you to explore our mountain scenery and breathtaking landscape to find the excitement from landing a challenging fish or the serenity from escaping city life. We think that this is the most beautiful place on earth and we hope you agree.

Fish of the Week!
Dry fly fish caught on the West Branch. Photo by: Steve Shen