Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

The reason I think the time is right because of what happened in the last 5 years, literally THOUSANDS of tires removed from this watershed along with all kinds of other garbage. I think the fishing opportunity will increase 10 fold in the coming years, these people aren't done cleaning yet either.

Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

I think to river to target would be the Delaware. Any species available at different times of year. A really good under utilized river. Shad, trout, stripers, smallmouth

Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

stick to the clean ups!!

Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

If this gets you back north for the mixed bag and some quality trout fishing I'm sure your missing, I would give it a go. Have boat, will travel! Same concept as the upstate river guides. BTW, the pandemic has hit Rosco and the Catskill fishery hard. i've seen more than a fair share of float boats and B&B's for sale. It's sad.


Your right Andy, clean up and show some love for the rivers and the fish will return. The Passaic is a perfect example. Wasn't too long ago that the passaic river caught fire from the pollution.
Rich

Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

Personally, i think it could work but it'd have to be marketed towards the right demographic. Someone local who doesn't know how to fish or wants to take their kids out might be thrilled to have an option like this to get to some spots outside of the local bluegill pond, but I don't think your more experienced fisherman would pay when theres so many spots around to go to for free.

Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

It's kinda like letting someone bang ur girl on the weekend, or on the daily for a few $$ bux.. Why ruin what u luv about it in the first place???

Re: Guided South Branch float trips:
 

"The fishing opportunity will increase", as there will be less garbage fouling the scenery and tripping you up while wading. Good job.