Roscoe, New York, proudly known as "Trout Town, USA," stands as the ultimate fly-fishing destination in the Catskills. Nestled among the legendary Beaverkill, Willowemoc, and the East and West Branches of the Delaware River, Roscoe offers unparalleled access to wild trout streams that define the birthplace of American fly fishing. Anglers of all levels thrive here, whether wading through the Beaverkill’s crystalline waters directly accessible from Roscoe Campsite Park or exploring the mountain lakes and feeder streams scattered throughout Sullivan County.

The nearby Pepacton Reservoir enhances Roscoe’s appeal, where trophy brown trout averaging 5 pounds—with giants reaching 15 pounds—lure shore anglers and boaters alike. Beyond trout, these waters teem with smallmouth bass, perch, and crappie, creating diverse opportunities for every fishing enthusiast. Local guides and charters provide personalized expeditions across the Upper Delaware River system, where prolific hatches and challenging dry-fly fishing await amid the Catskills’ stunning landscapes. With gear rentals, licenses, and expert guidance readily available, Roscoe delivers a world-class fishing adventure wrapped in wilderness tranquility.

From casting in secluded honeyholes to floating down tailwaters surrounded by abundant wildlife, Roscoe combines premier angling with unforgettable natural beauty. Whether you’re chasing wild trout in freestone rivers or battling reservoir lunkers, this iconic hub remains a must-visit for anyone seeking the pinnacle of freshwater fishing in the Northeast.