Chuck reports that the it's been a late-night affair with the bugs and the trout on the Upper Delaware. Sulphurs in size 16 and 18. The White Flies have started appearing at dusk, and if you're an early riser, try using trico patterns in the morning. Bead head pheasant tails and FlashBacks in size 16. Morning temperatures begin the day in the low 60s and finish up in the upper 60s.
Levels are below three feet and the water is clear.
Joe mentioned that the White Fly hatches are good after 7 p.m. with some heavy flights appearing and the 'bows coming up for a meal. Other hatches have been Sulphurs, Light Cahills, Blue Wing Olives and Tricos. There has been light angling pressure on the Delaware River north of Callicoon. She thinks the bass fishing was better before last week's deluge of nine inches of rain. After the rain, the water temperatures on the river have been in the upper 60s making the bass a bit sluggish.