The trout stockings are done. The last stocking was mostly browns with the last of the brookies thrown in. The river is low and clear, and the fish are somewhat line shy. Fatheads and salted minnows are the prefered bait as of right now.

Good luck all!

Fly Report:
There has been some decent hatches coming off the upper section, but most of the better hatches have been on the lower part of the river. The main hatches seem to be blue wing olives in sizes 18 to 22, a few small gray foxes, and sulfurs and sulfur emergers in small sizes.

River levels are a little low. The shad run has slowed down with the die-off in progress. Smallie fishing is decent. Stripers are up to Hawks Nest, but nothing huge has been caught yet. Catfishing should be productive also. And a few walleye are still being caught.

Water levels
www.thecatchofalifetime.com - Weekly local fishing report.
www.delawareriver.net
Shad hotline

All lakes and ponds have been producing well, with crappie and bass being among the most targeted species. Swartswood lake has started producing a few walleyes, and should get better soon. Bass season is closed and reopens June 15th.