Fly Fishing Reports
Current river notes, flows, weather, hatches, and fly recommendations organized by state so reports stay easy to browse as the season grows.
Browse by state
Each state page lists reports newest first.
Montana
5 waters, 35 reports
Latest report: 2026-05-25
- Gallatin River2026-05-25
- Madison River2026-05-25
- Missouri River2026-05-25
New York
3 waters, 368 reports
Latest report: 2026-10-21
- Salmon River2026-10-21
- West Branch Delaware River2026-10-21
- Salmon River2026-10-20
Pennsylvania
3 waters, 21 reports
Latest report: 2026-05-25
- Penns Creek2026-05-25
- Spring Creek2026-05-25
- Pine Creek2026-05-25
Browse by water
Stable river pages collect the latest report and recent archive for each water.
Beaverhead River
Southwest Montana, Montana
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Beaverkill and Willowemoc Creeks
Catskills, New York
Latest report: 2026-10-19. 151 dated reports.
Big Hole River
Southwest Montana, Montana
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Gallatin River
Greater Yellowstone, Montana
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Madison River
Greater Yellowstone, Montana
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Missouri River
Missouri River, Montana
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Penns Creek
Central Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Pine Creek
Northcentral Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
Salmon River
Salmon River, New York
Latest report: 2026-10-21. 64 dated reports.
Spring Creek
Central Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
Latest report: 2026-05-25. 7 dated reports.
West Branch Delaware River
Upper Delaware, New York
Latest report: 2026-10-21. 153 dated reports.
Latest reports
A short newest-first view across all states.
October 21, 2026
| Water | Best window | Methods | Wadeability | Status | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salmon RiverSalmon River, New YorkThe Salmon River is holding near 264 cfs at Pineville, with salmon concentrated in the middle and upper river and steelhead becoming the main lower-river target. | Morning through midday | egg patterns, nymphs, streamers | limited | good | Read report |
| West Branch Delaware RiverUpper Delaware, New YorkThe West Branch is falling through 294 cfs at Hale Eddy with 48 F water; fish nymphs and streamers early before small olives become the main afternoon opportunity. | Afternoon into early evening | nymphs, dry flies, streamers | good | good | Read report |
October 20, 2026
| Water | Best window | Methods | Wadeability | Status | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salmon RiverSalmon River, New YorkThe Salmon River has risen to 260 cfs at Pineville, with salmon throughout the open river and increasing steelhead numbers; the Lower Fly Section remains closed. | Morning through midday | egg patterns, nymphs, streamers | limited | good | Read report |
| West Branch Delaware RiverUpper Delaware, New YorkThe West Branch is falling through 306 cfs at Hale Eddy with 48 F water; nymphs and streamers cover the morning before small olives become the main afternoon opportunity. | Afternoon into early evening | nymphs, dry flies, streamers | good | good | Read report |
October 19, 2026
| Water | Best window | Methods | Wadeability | Status | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beaverkill and Willowemoc CreeksCatskills, New YorkThe Beaverkill is falling through 289 cfs at Cooks Falls with 46 F water, while the Willowemoc is near 74 cfs and calls for a careful low-water approach. | Midday through late afternoon | nymphs, wet flies, dry flies | good | good | Read report |
| Salmon RiverSalmon River, New YorkThe Salmon River is low near 232 cfs at Pineville, with salmon throughout the open river and more steelhead entering; the Lower Fly Section remains closed. | Morning through midday | egg patterns, nymphs, streamers | limited | good | Read report |