Oswego River Fly Fishing

The 20th most popular fly fishing river in New York.

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Northwest of Syracuse, the Oswego River is becoming more popular with fly fishermen. The Oswego River is formed by the confluence of the Oneida River and Seneca River just south of Phoenix. The Oswego River flows north into Lake Ontario near the town of Oswego. The river is known for its Fall and Winter runs of steelhead, lake brown trout and salmon.

Overall, Oswego River is the 20th most popular fly fishing river of all 32 fly fishing spots in New York. Several of the better fly fishing rivers are nearby Oswego River including Sterling Creek, Salmon River and Chenango River.

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Local Contact(s):  NY Tourism (800) CALL NYS; Two Dog Outfitters (315) 564-6366.

Recommended Book:  "Flyfishers Guide To New York" from Eric Newman

Best Season:  Oct. - Dec.

Reference Source:  click here http://www.dec.ny.gov/

GPS:  43.365043, -76.437454

Date Published:  1/6/2016

Date Updated:  7/6/2016

ID:  21690

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