The beautiful Willowemoc is one of the finest trout streams in the Northeast.
Our peaceful campground has a "Mile of River Frontage" along the Willowemoc. You can fish right from your site, by the bridge or anywhere along the edge of the river.
Upstream you can walk for miles, there's no posted land. Downstream you can go for about another 1/2 mile past our property until you reach posted land. The river is stocked with Brown and Rainbow Trout plus there are native Brook Trout.
New York State's FREE FISHING DAYS
Saturday & Sunday, June 26 & 27
On these days, anyone can fish in New York State without a fishing license.
It’s the perfect time to take a friend or relative fishing. Discounted Camping Rates on the Free Fishing Weekend. CLICK on the FISHERMAN below to see these discounts and others we offer throughout the summer.
Trout season Opens April 1st - Closes October 15th
Summer would not be complete without a lazy afternoon of fishing. Both the
Willowemoc and the Beaverkill offer plenty of opportunities. You need
not be a fly fisherman, many a fish are caught on spinners and night crawlers too.
About the Willowemoc
The Willowemoc is renowned as a world class trout fishery. The headwaters the Willowemoc are located upstream of the campground. Ideal for brook trout and abundant with wild native fish. Downstream, the Willowemoc supports a wild population of brook and brown trout. It is stocked several times a year.
Downstream from Livingston Manor to Roscoe, all the water in this stretch is open to the public. The lower Willowemoc offers excellent pools and riffles, numerous and deep enough to hold large trout. A no-kill section is east of Roscoe. The Willowemoc runs into the Beaverkill river at Junction Pool.
FISHING LICENSES
Ages 16 & up must have NYS fishing license. Available at NY sporting goods store.
NY Resident: Season $29 Seven Day $15 One Day $5 Senior age 70+ and Military $5
Non-Resident: Season $70 Seven Day $35 One Day $15
The Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum
(845)439-4810
Come explore the world of fly fishing as told through history, science and the arts. This award winning museum is child friendly. There are programs and special events, tourist information and a gift shop on 35 acres. There are also nature trails and fishing.
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