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Brian Slavinski - NYS Licensed Outdoor Guide Brian Slavinski has been fly fishing the Western New York region for over twenty-five years. His experiences have led to a vast knowledge of how to fish for trout and salmon using traditional fly fishing techniques. He believes strongly in the quality of the fly fishing experience and knows well all the opportunities that exist for great fly fishing in western New York. His specialty is angling for Salmon, Brown Trout, and Steelhead in all the tributaries of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Using a variety of techniques from the most traditional presentations to regional innovations, Brian will assure you of a memorable day on the stream. Contact Brian at 716-834-4331
Flow Rate Guide

Oatka Creek

2.60 – 2.80 Low Water Flow
2.80 – 3.00 Moderate Flow
3.00 – 3.20 Good Fishing Flow
3.20 – 3.40 Usually on the Rise or Falling
3.40 – 3.60 High Water Flow

Genesee River near Wellsville

100 – 200cfs Summer Flows Low water
200 – 300cfs Summer Flows Good Water
300 – 400cfs Spring Flows Fishable
400 – 500cfs Spring Flows High Water
650cfs + Stay Home

Lower Cattaraugus in Fall

100 – 250cfs Low Water Flow
250 – 400cfs Good Fishing Flow
400 – 650cfs Fishable Flow
650 – 800cfs High Water Flow
800 – 1000cfs Very High Water Flow
1000 – 1200cfs Stay Home Tie Flies

Lower Cattaraugus in Spring

100 – 250cfs Low Water Flow
250 – 400cfs Good Fishing Flow
400 – 650cfs Normal Fishing Flow
650 – 800cfs High Water Flow
800 – 1000cfs Very High Water Flow
1000 – 1200cfs + Screaming Flow Unfishable
Local Weather Forecasts
Buffalo Creek at Gardenville
Canadaway Creek
Cohocton Bath, NY
Cattaraugus Creek at Gowanda
Cattaraugus Creek by Silver Creek
Cattaraugus Upper Arcade
Chautauqua Creek
East Koy Creek
Eighteen Mile Creek Hamburg
Eighteen Mile Creek Olcott
Genesee River at Wellsville
Oatka Creek at Garbutt
Salmon River at Altmar, NY
Spring Creek Caledonia
West Branch of Delaware Deposit, NY
Wiscoy Creek
Water Flow Charts
Buffalo Creek at Gardenville
Cattaraugus Creek at Gowanda
Cohocton River at Bath NY
Genesee River at Wellsville
Oatka Creek at Garbutt
Salmon River at Pineville NY
West Branch Delaware River at Hale Eddy NY
Step by Step Knots
Albright Knot
Arbor Knot
Blood Knot
Dropper Loop
Improved Cinch Knot
Nail Knot
Palomar Knot
Perfection Loop
Rapala Loop
Snell Knot
Double Surgeons Knot
Surgeons Loop
Trilene Knot
Uni Knot
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Cattaraugus Creek Stream Report
Another wonderful day on Cattaraugus Creek. The Cat has significant numbers of Steelhead throughout the creek, the upper stretches have been terrific this Spring. I concentrated on the lower sections today to get away from the crowds, surprising to have the lower section pretty much to myself. Hit the stream at the break of dawn. Early morning bite proved true today. The skies were clear today, the bright sunlight could have been the cause of the slowed down during high afternoon. Walked a couple miles of the lower Cat, picked up Steelhead in various pools. All spawned out females but they were on fire, slaming white tube flies. Bass are starting to move in. We could use some rain as the water temperatures are moving into the high 50's. Looks like we will have a couple of weeks of Steelhead fishing left.



This female was out of the water six times!!!!!!!! Yahoooooo!






Bass were tapping the white tube fly, if you gave it a couple of strips they would eagerly attack the fly.




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