Fishing on the rivers in Upstate Ny: a paradise

This is the season for a number of large Chinook and Coho salmon fishing. The fall scenery is breathtaking, the water is cold and clear, and salmon are in abundance. It is the jewel in the tributary of Lake Ontario, fishing, quickly and smoothly through the spectacular landscapes of central New York. Deep holes, pristine trails, and pocket waters swarm of salmon in the world, steel and the head of brown trout. Thick canopies of trees, greenery in spring and summer, red and gold in autumn, and graceful in charge of snow in winter alternate with sunny spaces engulf the fish in a garden of beauty and silence. Steel Head-term October to April, and when the river is a self-dark, brilliant in the raw materials and the beams of a central cold New York winter.
The eastern and western branches of the Delaware River at Hancock convergence opposite directions at the source of the river, finally to the Atlantic Ocean.
Fly fishing in the fresh waters of the Delaware River. Sector trout fishing rainbow in the junction of the pool in the city of East Hancock, with one hand tied # 10 Green Drake Fly with 5 weight 10 'Fly Rod Lefty Kreh. This deep pool is excellent and better use of water fishing the east coast, but if the water is high, it is almost impossible to the river, knife. There are some big browns caught in the fall during their spawning migration of the reservoir. Some catches of this great time of year of the brown trout. Brook trout dominate the upper and trout in the growth of the population downstream. Large trout, some up to 26 cm, are from the East Branch, in particular by those skilled in the stealthy approach and corresponding to the hatch. The decrease is also an excellent time to some very large trout. May and June are the first time for catching striper on the production sites in the Delaware River. In northern Delaware, the lower Delaware River is an excellent striper fishing of its own.
The new regulations require Delaware River striper fishermen to use not only offset circle hooks. No other type of circle hook or standard "j" hook can be used for fishing on the Delaware River striper. When you take a circle and look to compensate for the non-hook, the tip of the hook lines with rod hook.
Delaware, a new 10-foot beluga whale made its way to the river and was spotted in the north to Trenton, New Jersey. The whale attracted large crowds of curious spectators.