Public Fishing Rights (PFR): permanent easements purchased by NYSDEC from willing landowners, giving anglers the right to fish and walk along the bank (usually a 33' strip on one or both banks of the stream).Mapped stream access areas are included to aid anglers in finding fishing access on NY Trout Streams and are exaggerated to make them more visible on the map. Trout Stream Fishing Access layers Stream Access Stocking times may vary depending on weather conditions and unanticipated logistical issues.
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**Total number of stocked fish and stocking schedule, shown in the pop-up windows for these reaches, reflect the anticipated distribution of yearling and older trout for the spring fishing season.
* A reach is a defined segment of stream. We anticipate Wild reaches to be available on the map by April 1, 2022. Wild reaches are not currently available on DECinfo Locator. The trout stream map currently only shows "Other" reaches that have a Catch and Release special regulation.
"Other" reaches are Wild/Uncategorized reaches that have a wild trout population, but don't meet Wild-Quality or Wild-Premier criteria. They provide an exceptional wild trout fishing experience with the potential to catch a trophy-sized wild trout. Wild-Premier reaches, shown as green lines, are New York's most productive large wild trout streams. Wild-Quality reaches, shown as orange lines, support an abundance of wild trout and provide a quality wild trout fishing experience. Stocked-Extended reaches are managed by a combination of 4 stockings, once every 2 weeks, in the spring and have more restrictive regulations than Stocked reaches to prolong the opportunity to catch stream-stocked trout. Stocked-Extended** reaches, shown as purple lines, can generally support trout later in the season, providing an extended opportunity to catch trout. Stocked* reaches, shown as red lines, are stocked once a year, in the spring, and are managed to provide short-term opportunities to catch and harvest trout. The New York State Trout Stream Management Plan established five management categories to clearly define fisheries management objectives and help anglers find their preferred trout stream fishing experiences. Trout Stream Fishing related layers Inland Trout Stream Fishing: Categorized Trout Stream Reaches* 
for additional access opportunities, activate the DEC Lands and Parking layers under the Land-related Activities tab. if you plan to use a boat, activate the Boat Launch Sites layer. 
activate the Inland Trout Stream Fishing and Trout Stream Fishing Access layers by clicking on the small box in the legend next to the layer name. then select the Water-related Activities tab. Under the DEC Information Layers section: To start using the Trout Stream Fishing Information on DECinfo Locator, you need to activate several map layers. Watch the Trout Stream Fishing Map video (YouTube) for a quick overview of the Trout Stream Fishing Map Layers in DECinfo Locator. Mobile Help Document (PDF) - General DECinfo Locator. Detailed Help Document (PDF) - General DECinfo Locator. Trout Stream Fishing Map video (YouTube). The following links will help you get started in using the DECinfo Locator: Please Note: Stream sections falling under Great Lake Tributary and Finger Lake Tributary regulations are outside the scope of this map however, PFR along these sections is shown. These layers will allow trout stream anglers to plan their trips and find their preferred trout stream fishing experiences. A mobile optimized version will be available in the future.Īnglers will be able to view trout stream reaches color-coded by management category and fishing access associated with those reaches. DECinfo Locator is best viewed on a desktop computer. The " Trout Stream Fishing Map" is made of several layers on DECinfo Locator, an interactive map that lets you access DEC documents and public data. 
Click to launch the Trout Stream Fishing Map in DECinfo Locator About the Trout Stream Fishing Map
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