Looks like our timing is just right for a trip north to the West Branch of the Delaware as the NJ rivers are bank full and chocolate milk in consistency. Kevin and I planned this trip a while back and we've been looking forward to it ever since with all the traveling for work all spring. The rivers up there - the east and west branches of the D - are in fine shape as they are tail waters. The Beaverkill and Willowemoc are not, and they resemble the NJ rivers.
We'll be camping right on the WB, so the fish will be at our doorstep the whole time, although we're just as likely to hit other stretches of the WB and the EB over the next few days. The overcast skies should be ideal for hatches during the day, as opposed to when there is bright sun and the fish don't start looking up until just before dark............trout tend to mess with us more when they can commiserate in good light conditions (see previous post).
Post time is in 15, so adios amigos. We'll be back in a few days will a full report complete with photos and other embarassing details.
I have my hook sharpener, do you?
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I hope you have fun!!!! Watch out for those marcellus shale jerks!
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