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Ramapo River
The Ramapo River is a tributary of the Pompton River in southern New York and northern New Jersey in the United States. It rises in Monroe, New York, and flows into the Pompton approximately 30 mi (48 km) downstream. From Wikipedia
- Flows into
- Passaic River
Flow now
Ramapo River at Pompton Lakes NJ, 1 mi from the river.
87cfsat build, Nov 12, 11 AM MT
The typical week here, from 10 years of record: 58 cfs to 279 cfs, around 130 cfs.
Water temperature at the gauge: 54°F.
Also gauged at Pompton River at Pompton Plains NJ: 141 cfs, Nov 12.
The season, November
Usually workable this week. Pick your window and fish it well.
- Midgessizes 18 to 22
- Small eggs and worms
- Pheasant tail and zebra midge nymphsunder an indicator
Typical for the week over 10 years: 58 to 279 cfs. Running 87 cfs today, inside that range. Flows are not forecast; check the gauge the day before.
Brown Trout are spawning (October to December). Stay off clean, light-coloured gravel in riffle tails and pool tailouts, and leave paired fish alone.
Brook Trout are spawning (September to November). Stay off clean, light-coloured gravel in riffle tails and pool tailouts, and leave paired fish alone.
Mountain Whitefish are spawning (October to December). The egg bite behind spawning whitefish is the best winter nymphing of the year: an egg pattern below the riffles.
- Flows swing a lot this week most years. Carry both a heavy nymph rig and a dry-dropper and let the gauge decide.
- Egg patterns in the runs below the spawning gravel, never on it.
Written by the app's rules engine from the calendar, the gauge record and the snowpack, not by hand, so it says only what the data says. The weather for the week comes with the app.
Fly shops on this water
- Ramsey Outdoor RamseyWebsite
Nearby waters
- Pequannock River10 mi
- Wanaque River13 mi
- Paulins Kill26 mi
- Pequest River29 mi
- Flat Brook34 mi
- Musconetcong River36 mi
- South Branch Raritan River40 mi
Open Ramapo River in FlyMaster for today's plan, the flies, and your own log here.
Flows from the U.S. Geological Survey, snowpack from the NRCS SNOTEL network, text from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). Built Nov 12.
