Submitted by sweiter302 on Wed, 2022-04-27 10:28 Iroquois - 002 Vote Up Down +13 + Fish with a member trips are back!After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, once again chapter members can gather to sharea trout fishing outing. Outlined below are a couple of day trips planned this year.Saturday May 14th. A Day on the Delaware. We’ll head south on Route 81 through Binghamtonthen east on Route 86 (NY 17) to the Deposit area to spend the day on the West Branch of theDelaware River. Hopefully we’ll find the Hendrickson hatch in full swing with the trout lookingup! Besides traditional Hendrickson ties, successful patterns have been Red Quills (14), BlueQuills (18), and Rusty Spinners (12-20). Parachutes, Emerger patterns, and Comparaduns canbe the most effective on this water; the fish here see a lot of flies and can be very choosy. It’sknown for its challenging fishing and large wild browns and rainbows.Saturday June 11th. Trip to West Canada. This trip will find us heading north and east along theThruway and Route 365 to the Barneveld area to spend the day on the West Canada. For thefly fisherman, caddis is the go-to fly, just have some elk hair caddis and/or Stimulators in sizes10-18. A 2-fly system with a dropper can be effective here. Caddis pupa and soft hackle wetflies make great droppers with or without beads (14 - 18). The stream also produces somegood mayfly hatches. Most hatch charts will tell you Hendrickson’s (12 & 14), March Browns(12 & 14), Gray Fox (14), Brown Drakes (12 & 14), Sulpher’s & PMD’s (14- 20), Light Cahill (12& 14), and Blue Wing Olives (14-22.)Interested? Contact Bob Alexander for more info, time of departure and meeting location.Call or text 315-373-4665 or email to Bobalex0729@Gmail.com.