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Fly Fisherman Throwback: The Croton Watershed–Amawalk Outlet, Sulphur Hatches & NYC's Hidden Trout Streams

A detailed guide to fishing the New York City water supply, with seasonal fly patterns, access tips, and strategies for selective New York trout.

Fly Fisherman Throwback: The Croton Watershed–Amawalk Outlet, Sulphur Hatches & NYC's Hidden Trout Streams
Tight pocket water and overhanging cover typify many Croton Watershed streams, where careful wading and accurate casts produce wild brown trout. (Craig Castioni photo)

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