When the border finally re-opens, these rivers are on my list!

Thanks for letting us know this, wonderful story. Enjoy your continuing discovery and education of fly fishing. You will learn that there so much to know, which is a part of the joy of this outdoor activity!

Please go to the Adirondacks/Ausable River again. Possibly the most beautiful fishing area in the world. I can't tell you how many times I've viewed your previous episode there. Truly a magical place.

Hopefully we can again in the future, thanks for the recommendation

Glad you like them!

Glad you enjoyed it

Sounds great!

David we are shooting a show in PA this May in PAGO. Hope you like it!

It's also reminiscent of some of the trout streams I fish in north Georgia, which is indistinguishable from Tennessee (since it borders it). I've heard really good things about Tennessee if someone is willing to do some hiking.

Glad you think so!

@@newflyfisher FOR MARK: A little tip, don't hold your rod so far back when playing a trout...chances of breaking the tip increases....

FYI There were old timer purists back then that fished bamboo and dry /wet fly only. Nymph and streamer fisherman were frowned upon like me at times.. Met Ernest Schwiebert one day at Hendrickson Pool during a major hatch, who helped me out.😉. Still remember the big rainbow I lost at dusk on the West Branch at Fishes Eddy or Pond Eddy on a Gray Ghost streamer. Still can feel and vision when he broke me off as I just him downstream.😉😩

Thanks for sharing Hal....and we've all broken off a big fish at some time too so know your pain!

Thanks 👍

George Semel that’s my home area, I make the trip up from Tennessee every fall to fish the last weekend. Same sentiments. Worth it!

You're living in a great place too and glad you have access to some nice waters like out here in the East. Have a good season of fishing!

suvsan S They are talking about the Catskill Mountains General area, specifically down in the Roscoe/Livingston Manor areas in Sullivan County....not the Village of Catskill. You can catch small stocked browns in the Catskill Creek...upstream

Totally different area.catskills as in Sullivan county not village of catskill.

Diana, thanks for kind words. The difference is this season we are uploading full-length TV shows instead of regular versions. So now we can put up more of the great visuals, better story-telling, more how-to, etc... Appreciate your feedback and will pass to everyone involved. You will love some the videos coming soon!

Good suggestion, thanks

Green caddis pupa is my goto on the Willow but tan/orange is my goto on the Beaverkill. They will eat anything resembling a March brown until mid summer.

Thanks for the tips and correcting us, appreciated!

Thanks for that feedback Thomas, we will look into it.

@@newflyfisher Nonetheless, enjoyed the video. I have fished both the Willowemoc and the Beaverkill many times. Regards.

craig, we did mention in the video and description that some of the show was shot at the club. tom and mark were invited to visit one day by the club, that is some of the content we included. thanks for your feedback

All those rivers are private clubs... don’t bother with the scant public water, fished out...... head to PA the fishing is WAAAY BETTER!!

Aaron I will see if Mark or Tom can answer your question

It's private water there.

They were there in May. Great fishing all through the Spring into early summer.

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We hear they are good and a 3 weight would be an excellent choice and lots of fun!

Yes, there are several. You can fish upstream of the DeBruce Club water on the Willowemeoc where it looks like they were fishing. It's smalll water and you'll find small brookies. Also, you can try Russell Brook above the campground. A lot of the upper Beaverkill is private but the sections above Junction Pool are public water.

Thanks for that feedback and totally agree. In future, we will ensure this info is included

I believe they were but will check

21:46 mark, did you even watch the video ?....clearly stated. An ethical fly-fisherman WILL always crimp the barbs.

Last May in Sullivan Catskills region

Good question, I believe Mark was told that is where they were. They did much jumping around due to the cold weather trying to find good locations.

Daniel, good question. Like much of upstate NY waters, there is a fair amount of fishing pressure so the state does stock many rivers and streams. Usually if you catch brook trout, they are often wild, especially in small streams and creeks. In this video mark and tom fished both public and private waters (DeBruce Fly Fishing Club) and had varied success everywhere (lousy cold weather when they were visiting last spring, should have been warmer and hatches coming off). Like most stocked river systems, you will catch bigger fish that survive from year to year and in many ways I consider these "wild" because of the fact they have lived to grow to large sizes. Hope that fairly answers your question.

Thank you so much for answering my question and I agree with you that makes perfect sense where I live in Virginia we have only a few native where they stopped the lower end of the but you can tell the natives in these streams they have a different look and I also agree if a fish is survived the year in a river or stream it is wild great videos I'll be looking into more of y'all's stuff thanks a bunch

Not here!

Occasional Striper though on the branches of the DE

Recorded last May (2019) in NY state.

It was in May dude....Rail Rider...you must be from Aroostook County(ME)...y/n? May is early for us..but it's mid-to-late spring for PA and southern NYS.

Rail Rider - fyi the catch and release sections of the willow and beaverkill are open all year long.