This great Brown Trout took a Isonychia Nymph at mid day with Capt. Ken The fishing in the Upper Delaware is improving daily. Some cool nights and some grey days have improved both Trout and Insect activity. We have a forecast for frost for the next 4 nights and daytime high temperatures are expected to be in the low 60's. These are prime conditions for both Trout and Insects to be active. All of our guides have been busy this week. We have had Trips on the water daily both day and night. Over the last few days our guides have fished about every river in the system. Nymphing is still the best bet for most of the day. Streamers are taking fish early and late in the day. Dry fly action is when
This week the fishing in the Upper Delaware continues to improve. Some cool nights and some grey days have improved both Trout and Insect activity. All of our guides have been busy this week. We have had Trips on the water daily both day and night. Over the last few days our guides have fished about every river in the system. Nymphing is still the best bet for most of the day. Streamers are taking fish early and late in the day. Dry fly action is when you find it but we have been finding pretty regularly lately. Right now the best action remains on the West Branch, East Branch and Upper Main Stem. This is where the coldest water is. The West and Main Stem have the best overall conditions. Al
September Action It's hard to believe that this is my first Fly Fishing report of the 2020 season. I have been publishing the Baxter House report daily for over 20 years but chose to shut it down during covid 19. For the most part Baxter House Outfitters, our staff and I have remained very low key during the pandemic. Our Fly Shops retail location in Roscoe has remained closed and our guided trips have been running at a much lower volume than normal. Over the summer we have been slowly increasing our trips and and for the last few weeks our guide staff has been on the water a lot. I personally have been on the water most days pursuing both Trout and warm water species with my guests. Current
