5/28/2026 Upper Pine Creek Fly Fishing and Hatch Report
Nymphs and streamers have been the best bet all week with elevated water levels. We expect to see more dry fly activity as conditions continue to improve
Nymphs and streamers have been the best bet all week with elevated water levels. We expect to see more dry fly activity as conditions continue to improve
Lots of mixed reports this past week. Some spots have been very bug-heavy with lots of rising fish. Others have been mostly a nymphing game.
March brown hatches have been heavier in the afternoons and slower pools had more rising fish. Some rain today, but Pine is still dropping slowly.
Anglers noted strong hatches most of the afternoon and conditions are excellent right now.
Fish were rising in the afternoon and took March Brown and Hendrickson Duns. Clouds of caddis came off with few fish eating them. Towards dark, trout keyed in on spent spinners and a rusty spinner worked well
Fish were rising in the afternoon and holding tight to feeding lanes. Most seemed keyed in on emergers, but would take a big March Brown when they floated by.
The below Pine Creek gauges are roughly 13-17 miles downstream of Ansonia. These are excellent references, however conditions can vary with localized weather events. Give us a call for the most up to date info if you have questions on a specific area, especially upper Pine Creek (Ansonia to Galeton area).
USGS Station 01548500
USGS Station 01549700
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