November 1, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 11/1/10

Fishing reports boast decent action the past few days with the absence of the wind we had been getting earlier in the week.  Rivers are in good shape, but drift boat access may be limited to the lower sections of the West Branch and the Main Stem.  Streamers continue to be effective, along with nymphing, and with the presence of small Olives the past few days, there has been some dry fly action as well.

October 31, 2010

Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/31/2010

October 30, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/30/10

Temperatures have dropped, and will continue to drop over the next several days given the forecasted lows this coming week.  Flows on the West Branch have dropped as well, but is currently floatable for the most part.  The East, and the Main Stem both have good water levels and are running slightly clearer than the West.  The insect activity has seemed to pick up a little the past couple days, with a fair number of small Olives, but there has been few rises, most likely due to the windy conditions we have had.  Rivers look good!

October 29, 2010

Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/29/2010

October 28, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/28/10

Flows are looking great today across the board. Water temperatures dipped a little last night, hopefully priming conditions for a good day of fishing today with the mostly sunny forecast. As temperatures start to warm, we should see an increase in fish and insect activity as the day progresses.  Streamers work well at these flows and we suspect there will be some surface action as well. Nymphing is also a great option this time of year, and has probably been the most productive technique over the past couple weeks.

October 27, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/27/10

Rivers are up slightly today from last night’s rains.  Water clarity does not seem to be affected by the additional water.  Temperatures have risen slightly, but remain favorable. Nymphing and streamer fishing have been the most productive according to reports, and there has been some occasional surface activity.  Olives and caddis, for the most part, are the bugs of choice. Rivers are in great shape!

October 26, 2010

Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/26/2010

October 25, 2010

Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/25/2010

October 24, 2010

Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/24/2010

October 23, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/23/10

This week’s river conditions are looking really good!  The East Branch is running clear, and the West has some color to it, but the visibility is good! Weather forecasts look decent as we head into the weekend, with a little come next week.  Fishing reports have been pretty good as of late, with most of the action being subsurface with nymphs and streamers.  Caddis activity later in the evenings is still producing some dry fly opportunities as well.

October 22, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/22/10

The rivers are in good shape and have been fishing pretty decent as of late.  One thing to keep an eye on though is the water levels; the flows are flirting with the floatable/non-floatable mark.  Caddis activity, along with some Olives have had some fish up and feeding at the surface lately.  Streamers and nymphs continue to be the most effective, and we hear white has been the hot color, but we all know how that can change…

October 21, 2010

The Delaware River Club: Upper Delaware River Report 10/21/10

Forecasts are calling for overcast skies today with scattered showers throughout, and it appears to be a little gusty from time to time as well.  The rivers are in good shape and have been fishing pretty decent as of late.  One thing to keep an eye on though is the water levels; the flows are flirting with the floatable/non-floatable mark.  Caddis activity, along with some Olives have had some fish up and feeding at the surface lately.  Streamers and nymphs continue to be the most effective, and we hear white has been the hot color, but we all know how that can change…