Thoughts/help/options for Upper Delaware..

[nate01]

What I believe to be the deepest hole in the river is just above the launch in Narrowsburg on the PA side and just below the launch on the NY side. I would not drift too far downstream from the PA launch as it gets shallow very quickly, but it's a big enough area that you could fish it all day.

[bassnblues]

Milford PA is a nice deep stretch with a good launching facility.

[bulletbob]

Problem with that is that its 140 miles each way, and I would need a pa license.... Probably find a few spots I can deal with in the NY section... bob

[acabtp]

Originally Posted by bulletbob

Problem with that is that its 140 miles each way, and I would need a pa license.... Probably find a few spots I can deal with in the NY section... bob

can't help w/ the distance, but if you have a NJ license, it covers you if you launch/fish the delaware at milford, PA

The reciprocal agreement regarding fishing licenses remains in effect and anglers may continue to fish from shoreline to shoreline in the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey using either state’s fishing license. Information on each state’s fishing regulations can be found at www.fishandboat.com and www.NJFishandWildlife.com. It is incumbent upon anglers to determine in which state they are currently fishing, taking into account that in areas where the river splits, such as around islands, the boundary is clearly and legally defined to one side of the island or another. All anglers are reminded to comply with each state’s marine registry requirements when angling for or catching anadromous species such as striped bass, river herring or shad in the tidal portions of the Delaware River.
• New Jersey and Pennsylvania fishing licenses are both recognized when fishing the Delaware River from a boat or either shoreline. This applies to the main stem of the river only.
• Anglers may launch a boat from either shore and on return, may have in possession any fish which may be legally taken according to the regulations of the state where the landing is made.

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/pdf/2017/digfsh17.pdf - pg 29