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Housatonic River Connecticut

Type of Stream:

Freestone & Tailwater

Location:

Western Connecticut

The Housatonic River starts in far western Massachusetts in the Berkshire Mountains near the city of Pittsfield.

Cranberry River West Virginia

Type of Stream:

Freestone, medium size

Location:

Central West Virginia

The Cranberry River is formed by the confluence of its North and South forks.

Musconetcong River New Jersey

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northern New Jersey

The Musconetcong River starts in the northwestern Highlands region of New Jersey. The river flows 42 miles south and west, from Lake Hopatcong to the Delaware River.

West Branch AuSable River New York

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northeast New York

The AuSable River consists of three sections including the East Branch, the West Branch and of course the main river itself. However, it is the 30 miles of the West Branch that provides anglers some of the best trout water on the East Coast.

South Branch Potomac River West Virginia

Type of Stream:

Spring/Freestone

Location:

West Virginia Panhandle

The South Branch of the Potomac River begins in Highland County, Virginia upstream from Franklin, West Virginia and continues northeast 80 miles to meet up with the North Branch after passing Springfield, West Virginia.

Spring Creek Pennsylvania

Type of Stream:

Spring limestone creek

Location:

South Central Pennsylvania

Located in Centre County in the Northern part of Central Pennsylvania near State College, Spring Creek is a large, limestone spring creek that is a tributary of Bald Eagle Creek.

Neversink River New York

Type of Stream:

Freestone and Tailwater

Location:

Southeast New York State

The Neversink River is a 65 mile long tributary of the Delaware River in upstate New York. It derives its name from an Algonquian Indian word meaning “mad river”.

Delaware River New York and Pennsylvania

Type of Stream:

Tailwater

Location:

Southeastern New York State

The Delaware River is one of the major rivers on the Atlantic coast of the United States. It forms part of the boundary between Pennsylvania and New York, all of the boundary between New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and indeed most of the boundary between Delaware and New Jersey.