Tip of the Week - Last night's storms brought rivers up a little, and added some color in spots.  Flows are still manageable and the Willowemoc and Beaverkill tend to clear quickly.  Be prepared to try a variety of techniques on the river.  Nymphs and Streamers have been catching fish, and fish feeding up top can be sporadic (more opportunistic risers than steady risers) since we are still kind of in between "big bug" hatches.

The Beaverkill & Willowemoc Rivers -The Willow had some color to it this morning, but it wasn't horrible.   Hendricksons are mostly over but some fish are still responding to them and I have still seen spinners.  Caddis are going strong and Olives and March Browns are starting to pick up a bit.  You could also run into some scattered Blue Quills or Stoneflies out there.  I would focus on fishing streamers today, although if the rain holds off then more dry fly opportunities could happen this afternoon.

The East Branch of the Delaware River - Hatches have been good but water levels were quite low before the rain, making fish wary and difficult at times.  Hendricksons, Caddis, Olives, and a few Blue Quills have been hatching recently.  The size and condition of the trout being caught in the EB has been good this year.