Stream / River · Sullivan
Beaver Kill
Official trout-water information for Beaver Kill in Sullivan, New York.
Location and source context
Waterbody overview
- Mapped location
- 41.95986, -74.88721
- Town
- Rockland
- Drainage basin
- Delaware River
- Water-quality standards
- C(T)
- Waterbody type evidence
- official managed-stream layer; official managed-stream or public-access source; official public-fishing-rights source
- Published planned total
- 8,400 trout
Classification
Designations and characteristics
Designations
Characteristics
Fishery
Documented trout
- Brook Trout
- Brown Trout
- Rainbow Trout
Management
2 documented reaches
From the downstream end of the Beaver Kill Campground upstream to 0.5 mile upstream of the Beaver Kill covered bridge at the Beaver Kill Campground
Length: 1.70 miles
Classification: Stocked-Extended
Documented trout: Brown Trout
Stocking schedule: 1st week in May
Published reach total: 2,080 trout
Agency note: Anglers can fish along stream banks displayed as pink polygons in the stream access layer when activated. Access may also be available at additional locations not shown on this map where fishing permitted signs have been posted.
Management-plan page: 11
From the Delaware/Sullivan County line downstream of Roscoe upstream to the Route 206 Bridge
Length: 3.60 miles
Classification: Stocked-Extended
Documented trout: Brown Trout
Stocking schedule: 1st week in May
Published reach total: 6,320 trout
Agency note: Anglers can fish along stream banks displayed as pink polygons in the stream access layer when activated. Access may also be available at additional locations not shown on this map where fishing permitted signs have been posted.
Management-plan page: 11
Stocking
Published stocking information
Current plans and schedules
- April - third week230 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 12 -15 inches
- June - first week1,870 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 9 - 10 inches
- April - third week1,870 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 9 - 10 inches
- May - first week230 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 12 -15 inches
- May - third week1,870 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 9 - 10 inches
- June - first week230 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 12 -15 inches
- May - third week230 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 12 -15 inches
- May - first week1,870 troutBrown TroutTown: RocklandPublished size: 9 - 10 inches
Published history
- 20117,520 troutBrown Trout
- 20127,440 troutBrown Trout
- 20136,200 troutBrown Trout
- 20146,950 troutBrown Trout
- 20156,900 troutBrown Trout
- 20169,550 troutBrown Trout
- 201710,690 troutBrown Trout
- 20187,020 troutBrown Trout
- 20197,420 troutBrown Trout
- 202036,210 troutBrown Trout
- 20218,470 troutBrown Trout
- 20227,797 troutBrown Trout
- 20237,828 troutBrown Trout
- 20247,800 troutBrown Trout
- 20258,681 troutBrown Trout
Access evidence
3 matched records
Campsite Rd
Evidence type: public rights
Ownership: NYSDEC Public Fishing Rights
Parking: Campsite Rd
Town: Rockland
Trout present: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
Stocked trout: Brown Trout
Features: Shore fishing
Old Route 17
Evidence type: public rights
Ownership: NYSDEC Public Fishing Rights
Parking: Old Route 17
Town: Rockland
Trout present: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
Stocked trout: Brown Trout
Features: Shore fishing
Rockland Rd
Evidence type: public rights
Ownership: NYSDEC Public Fishing Rights
Parking: Rockland Rd
Town: Rockland
Trout present: Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout
Stocked trout: Brown Trout
Features: Shore fishing
Regulations
Reach-specific notes
Harvest regulation
Trout, April 1 - October 15, Daily Limit - 3 with no more than 1 longer than 12″
Catch-and-release regulation
Trout, October 16 - March 31, Catch and Release only, Artificial Lures only
Harvest regulation
Trout, April 1 - October 15, Daily Limit - 3 with no more than 1 longer than 12″
Catch-and-release regulation
Trout, October 16 - March 31, Catch and Release only, Artificial Lures only