Delaware River
River use is permitted 24 hours a day,
year-round, unless closed due
to flooding, ice floes or other
hazardous conditions.
Public river accesses
closed 10 PM to 5 AM.
Most private
boat rental companies
and
campgrounds are
open mid-April
through October.
Fishing Licenses
A valid New York or Pennsylvania fishing license
is required for all anglers, age 16 and older, on
the Delaware River between NY and PA when
fishing from a boat or from either shore.
New Jersey licenses are not valid on the river between New York and
Pennsylvania. Be sure
to obtain a summary book of laws and regulations with your license. Refer to the
boundary/border waters section and follow the regulations for size, creel limit,
and open season. An angler may use
a maximum of two lines. Trout stamps are required with a PA license to
take, kill, or possess any
trout. Please visit
nps.gov for more
info.
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What Can You Catch Here?
Largemouth bass, tiger
muskie, crappie, catfish, and various types of sunfish
Delaware River
Tips/Hints on Locations
Zane Gray House Access
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Location: Lackawaxen River meets the
Delaware River. Find Walleye by Trolling lampers or bottom fish.
Try using a Night walker with lindy spinner rig.
Yardley, PA
- Location: Black Rock Road canal. Park in lot on the right.
Go down to the first bench, anything past there is where you want to fish.
Pickerel can be found all along this area.
Washington Crossing Area
- Location: 2 miles above the Scudders Falls Wing Dam. Public boat ramp is
Yardley ramp below the dam. Fish the flats just north of overpass.
Trenton NJ
- Get those smallies! You have to get way up in there on the
last 2 hours of out going tide. Head below the turnpike bridge. Very rocky.
You have to know your boat and the water. No beginners here.
Treasure Island - Try wading for
smallmouth bass, and some catfish.
Once the water level comes down in the early summer, try using any live
bail or small jig heads with a grub.
Smallies Dam
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In Location: villages of Croften right
off of rt, 7 bear DE.
Find Yellow Perch and Smallmouth Bass. |
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