Float & Wade TripsCatskills & Upper Delaware
Trout Tight Lines offers guided wade and float trips on the upper Delaware system including the Beaverkill. The Upper Delaware is arguably one of the finest, if not the finest, wild trout fisheries in the country! Large browns and hard fighting rainbows will test anglers skills both before and after being hooked. The challenge of fooling one of these wary trout and then landing them is unforgettable!
Andrew's greatest joy comes from fishing and sharing the experience with the angler through guiding. Over the past 25 years, he has taught thousands to fly and spey cast with both single and two-handed rods. His style is to focus on technical skills while simultaneously incorporating his inherent ability to teach. Not only will the day be fun, but you will come away a better angler. Lodging and meals at Tight Lines North can be incorporated for a full-service trip. Andrew Moy, your lead guide, and his wife Nancy will accommodate your schedule and coordinate the needs of your group. Upper Delaware Float Trips $425 full day - includes lunch (1-2 people) - 8-10 hours $300 half day - includes snacks (1-2 people) - 4 hours Wade Trips ($50 extra for 3rd angler on wade trips) $400 full day - includes lunch (1-2 people) - 8-10 hours $275 half day - includes snacks (1-2 people) - 4 hours Please call, text or email to schedule and/or for information on lodging and food packages. Andrew@tightlinesflyfishing.com 973 979 7600 |
Local Wade TripsNew Jersey
Trout Local guided wade trips can also be arranged for NJ. We fish all of the best waters such as the Muscenetcong, SB Raritan, Peaquest and Flatbrook in NJ.
Guide Sam Casquiera and Brian Picorale are eager to get on the water with you. Sam and Brian's patience, hospitality and knowledge will ensure a great day on the water learning and having fun! These local wade trips are a great way to learn without long distance travel. Focus will be on all aspects of learning from knot tying and leader building to reading water and presentation. NJ Wade Trips $325 full day 1 person, $25 each add. (includes lunch) $225 half day 1 person, $25 each add. (includes snacks) Please call or email to schedule Sam@tightlinesflyfishing.com 973-489-1830 Brian@tightlinesflyfishing.com 862-282-9144 |
Intro to Fly Fishing 201Get on the water and learn
You're not quite ready for a day of guided fishing? Try our Intro to Fly Fishing. Spend a 1/2 day focusing on learning the fundamentals of fishing while gaining confidence in your abilities.
Class is structured as follows: 1/2 hour casting instruction on lawn 1/2 hour going over rigging and setting up 3 hours on the river Key elements will cover:
Intro to Fly Fishing $175 1/2 day for 1 person & $25 each add. (includes snacks) |
Smallmouth BassUpper Delaware
Andrew Moy does float trips on the upper Delaware for smallmouth bass during the warmer months. Pound for pound they are one of the hardest fighting freshwater fish. They run, "bull-dog", jump and smash flies with a vengeance! It's great to watch your white or chartreuse streamer coming through the water and then disappear as it gets engulfed or a popper getting exploded on as a hungry bass attacks!
The Upper Delaware was placed by Field & Stream Magazine as "One of the Top 5 Smallmouth Bass Rivers in the US". The upper Delaware's beauty along with it's wildlife and fish makes for a tremendous day on the water. Frequently, bald eagles, deer, beavers, muskrats and various wildlife can be seen. These trips are a great way to improve traditional casting, learn or improve spey casting or just come out to have fun! Smallmouth are usually very eager and catch rates can be high. This is also a great way to learn about smallmouth habits and have the opportunity to fish both on the surface and underneath with both floating and sinking lines. There are also other species in the river including big chubs, trout, shad and at times striped bass. Upper Delaware Smallmouth Float Trips $425 full day - includes lunch (1-2 people) - 8-10 hours $300 half day - includes snacks (1-2 people) - 4-5 hours |
