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  • Why You Should Fish the Upper Delaware

    27/03/2020/i Podcast /af Casting Across Fly Fishing Podcast
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    A remarkable and diverse trout fishery is within a half day’s drive of most of the US population.

    And, you can thank these rivers for those famous bagels and pizzas in New York City.

    The Upper Delaware River system consists of multiple waterways featuring a diverse group of fishing opportunities. The trout that inhabit the rivers are strong, big, and plentiful. On any given day in the season, you should be able to fish dries, nymphs, or streamers.

    Whether you haven’t tapped into this resource, or it is a favorite trip, listen to some thoughts on approaching and enjoying the Upper Delaware.

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