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New York fishing conditions
Live flow and water temperature for 17 New York waters, each read against twenty years of its own USGS gauge. Nothing here says whether fish are biting.
Read 2026-10-18 07:19 UTC
Every water we read in New York
| Water | Flow ft³/s | Temp °F | Against its own history |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaver Kill Delaware County | 375 | 48 | lower than usual |
| Beaver Kill Sullivan County | 375 | 48 | lower than usual |
| Connetquot River Suffolk County | — | 50 | too little history |
| Esopus Creek Ulster County | 808 | 54 | higher than usual |
| Irondequoit Creek Monroe County | 82 | 51 | about usual |
| Johnson Creek Orleans County | 29 | 53 | lower than usual |
| Mohawk River Albany County | 1,960 | 58 | about usual |
| Mohawk River Schenectady County | — | 58 | too little history |
| Mongaup River Sullivan County | 130 | 60 | about usual |
| Neversink River Orange County | 343 | 51 | about usual |
| Neversink River Sullivan County | 197 | 49 | lower than usual |
| Nissequogue River Suffolk County | — | 50 | too little history |
| Oak Orchard Creek Orleans County | 684 | 57 | higher than usual |
| Red House Brook Cattaraugus County | — | 50 | too little history |
| Salmon River at Pineville | 248 | — | lower than usual |
| Sandy Creek Monroe County | 96 | 51 | higher than usual |
| Willowemoc Creek Sullivan County | 100 | 46 | lower than usual |
17 waters, not every water in New York: a gauge must sit on the water, still report, and hold twenty years of daily values.
What a band means
A reading is called higher or lower than usual only against readings from the same gauge within seven days of this calendar date, across every year held. It is a statement about this gauge's own record and about nothing else. How this is built