Where to hire fishing equipment and go fishing in the Catskills?
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Where to hire fishing equipment and go fishing in the Catskills?
I'm planning to go fishing for the first time over a weekend for my birthday, but have no clue whatsoever where to start!
Firstly, I do not own any equipment and hence would like to hire some and need some advice as to where we can hire some.
I was thinking of going somewhere in the Catskills region - are there any places there, where I can hire fishing equipment and go fishing? Also, are there any places where I can go fishing and there'd be someone to guide me on how to fish?!
Will greatly appreciate any advice!
Thanks!
Firstly, I do not own any equipment and hence would like to hire some and need some advice as to where we can hire some.
I was thinking of going somewhere in the Catskills region - are there any places there, where I can hire fishing equipment and go fishing? Also, are there any places where I can go fishing and there'd be someone to guide me on how to fish?!
Will greatly appreciate any advice!
Thanks!
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If you google: fishing guide in the Catskills You will come up with lots of links. I only fish with family, so can't recommend one, but found this one that looks ok
www.catskillguide.com/links-29.htm
www.catskillguide.com/links-29.htm
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Well I'm not a fisherman. But I know in New York you need a license for freshwater fishing. Not sure about the other states.
I'm sure there are plenty of places that will hire you fishing gear - and provide guide service (for a tidy sum) - but first you will need to figure out what you want to fish for - and approximately where. Then just google.
I'm sure there are plenty of places that will hire you fishing gear - and provide guide service (for a tidy sum) - but first you will need to figure out what you want to fish for - and approximately where. Then just google.