Yankee Angler Fishing Report – King Salmon and Steelhead.

Latest Salmon River Fishing Report & Live Conditions from Pulaski, NY

By Randy Jones – Professional Salmon River Guide with 35+ years of drift boat guiding experience and over 2,000 successful trips.

Welcome to the official Yankee Angler fishing report. Whether you are prepping your gear for float fishing, spin fishing, or fly fishing, this report provides real-time river conditions, seasonal updates, and expert strategy adjustments straight from the water in Pulaski, New York.
My goal is to give you a highly informative, educational look at the current movements of migratory King Salmon, Coho Salmon, Steelhead, and Trophy Brown Trout so you can Catch MORE Fish!

The Steelhead and Salmon Fishing of your Dreams… We’ll mak’m reeeeeeeeeeel!
Best Fishes,
Randy Jones
Owner, Publisher, & Pro Guide at YankeeAngler.com

Yankee Angler Salmon River Fishing Report: Pulaski, NY

King Salmon run updates, Current Salmon River conditions, Expert fishing tips, from 35-year Pro Guide Randy Jones.

Great News! – Everything is right on schedule and looking good for your upcoming fishing trip in Pulaski NY.

Currently: If you set your expectation level on low and view every fish landed as a bonus, it’s time to head on up!
We have low numbers of salmon spread out from the top of the Salmon River all the way to the bottom. Most are staging in the pools, while others are actively running the rapids daily.

Current Fishing Action
Action has ranged from slow to good, which is right on track for early September. Your best success will come from being in the right place at the right time—and as always, a little experience goes a long way.
Variable numbers of salmon are entering and running the river daily, pushing up during both low-light “rush hour” periods (dawn and dusk). The key takeaway here is consistency. We are seeing a steady, daily flow of fish for this early in the season:

* Sometimes it’s just a few singles working their way up.
* At other times it’s a few small pods of 3 to 6 fish.
* On the best days, it’s a mix of both with better, steady numbers. Late August and earlier in September we had several days of 25 to 75 Salmon entering the river, which have now spread out..

These salmon are like a box of chocolates right now—you never know what you’re going to get!

The Big Picture: Better Than Normal
While we haven’t broken any records for early September, looking back at my 35 years of records, this is an above-average number of salmon for this early in the season. Ye-Haa!
The fish we’ve seen so far are just a drop in the bucket. Many thousands of salmon are currently staging out in Lake Ontario, moving shallower by the day. There are many, many thousands more yet to come once you arrive!

What’s in the River Right Now?
We are seeing mostly King Salmon alongside a few Coho Salmon, with an occasional Brown Trout and Atlantic Salmon mixed in. You will find them utilizing these top three current break habitats:

1. In Transition: Actively running and resting briefly in the rapids.
2. Mid-Day Rest: Tucked into deep water pockets, runs, channels, and pools to beat the bright sun. Between approx. 9:30 AM. to 5:30 PM.
3.Prime Holding: With the highest concentrations currently holding in the deep pools.

First Week of September: Daily Salmon River Fishing Report HIGHLIGHT REEL!

Day 1: Good Push Down Low!
* The Action: A better than normal push of fresh fish ran through the DSR (Douglaston Salmon Run).
* The Result: Provided anglers with good to great early-season salmon fishing!

Day 2: The Run Hits Town
* The Action: That run of fish made its way right through the heart of Pulaski.
* The Result: Reports of good to very good fishing came in from plenty of guys on the water.

Day 3: The Push Moves up River. Upper Ballpark – Paper Mill – 2A
* The Scout: Spotted about 100 fish moving upriver and sitting in holes by the Upper Ballpark. It was quiet down at the Staircase, but 2A and the Paper Mill had just as many fish.

Day 4: Above 2A – Cover Water & Mixed Species
* The Strategy: Put your boots down and keep moving! There are enough pods scattered through the middle of the river that you can easily get away from the crowds and still hook into fish.
* The Mixed Bag: We saw a few Brown Trout and Coho Salmon mixed right in with the Kings today.

Days 5–7: Upper River Action
* The Finale: This same push of salmon moved into the upper river, spreading out.
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YOUR 100% GUARANTEED Future King and Coho Salmon Fishing Forecast.
The numbers of Salmon entering the river will increase in September. And will peak in October.
THESE ARE THE SALAD DAYS! – Ye-Haa!!
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If you came up here earlier than normal to fish. I’d like to THANK YOU for helping out the local economy. Which everyone is happy to see.

Featured Video: Predicting Big Salmon and Steelhead Runs

Discover the three environmental and biological triggers that cause thousands of migratory fish to push upriver simultaneously.
Maximize your skills by reading my expert secrets and tips in the descriptive text below the video.

Click to Unlock These Guide-Level Salmon River Secrets!

Want to catch more Salmon and Steelhead to join the TOP 10% of anglers who catch 90% of the fish?

Use these complementary Fishing Strategies from Professional Fishing Guide Randy Jones—with 35+ years of experience and over 2,000 successful drift boat trips—where he reveals exactly how to target and locate the MOST fish for your trip.
Learn the insider secrets for Steelhead, Brown Trout, Chinook King Salmon, and Coho Salmon.

Maximize your success by exploiting these TOP 4 structural Salmon River habitat current breaks, used daily by the Salmon & Steelhead.

1. Fast-Water Rapids (Low-Light)

Target actively running salmon or steelhead during both low-light periods (early morning and dusk). Where fish rest briefly on current breaks while running upriver.
  * The Strategy: Fish directly behind larger rocks or boulders that feature a slow-water pocket. Also look for depressions or deeper water in these rapids; these pockets act like magnets that hold fish.
Maximize your skills by reading my expert secrets and tips in the descriptive text below the video.
  * Video Lesson: Part 1 – Temporary Transitional Resting Spots Explained

2. Master Mid-Day Current Breaks Between (9:30 AM – 5:30 PM)

When bright overhead sunlight hits the water it forces fish to stop their upriver migration.
  * The Strategy: Target deep-water pockets inside rapids or slow-moving runs deeper than 3 feet.
Maximize your skills by reading my expert secrets and tips in the descriptive text below the video.
  * Video Lesson: Part 2 – Mastering Mid-Day Holding Locations
After this mid. day break, they will then continue running the river, until they have found a Prime Lye – (Pools). That provide them with everything they need, to satisfy their survival instincts.

3. Long-Term Deep Pool Current Breaks

Where the highest concentration of fish stack up for days, weeks, or months.
  * The Strategy: Target their numerous Prime Holding Current Breaks.
Maximize your skills by reading my expert secrets and tips in the descriptive text below the video.
  * Video Lesson: Part 3 – Prime Long-Term Holding Pool Strategies

4. To catch Fish consistently in a Pool, target their Top 3 Holding Locations.

  * The Strategy: Fish the head, gut, and tail of major holes.
Maximize your skills by reading my expert secrets and tips in the descriptive text below the video.
  * Video Lesson: Part 4 – Anatomy of a Fishing Hole: 3 Major Core Current Breaks in every Pool
Starting in early October, you will see a mass exodus of Salmon leaving the pools as their biological clocks force them onto the gravel to reproduce.

Upcoming Salmon River STEELHEAD Fishing Reports

My detailed Steelhead fishing updates will kick off in early October.
So please stop back or subscribe above @ “Subscribe to Time-Sensitive BIG RUN Email Alert Fishing Reports”
* The water temperatures will be above 45°F, so your Prime Fall Holding Habitats will be fishing the BEST!

Join the TOP 10% of Salmon River anglers who catch 90% of the Steelhead in Pulaski, NY!

Prepare for the Steelhead RUNS with these Masterclasses.
Maximize your skills by reading my expert secrets and tips in the descriptive text below each video.
  * The Strategy: Discover exactly where in the water column you should be fishing, along with the two prime habitats you need to focus on based on current water temperatures.
  * Video Lesson 1: Steelhead Habitat & Water Column Secrets
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  * The Strategy: Catch MORE Steelhead during the peak Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons.
  * Video Lesson 2: Salmon River Steelhead Fishing: Best Times & Seasons Guide
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From September through October, you will have a good chance of catching that Trophy King or Coho Salmon of a Fishing Life Time!
Its Time to get Your FISH ON!

I hope you found my fishing report, Entertainingly Informative or Mildly Educational.
IT’S BEEN A SINCERE PLEASURE!
Sharing my 35 yrs. of King Salmon and Steelhead EXP. with you.
Best Fish’s, Randy Jones of Yankeeangler.com from the Salmon River Drift Boat.

Meet Randy Jones: Salmon River Guide, Author, & Publisher

Join me for a guided Salmon River drift boat fishing trip in Pulaski NY. For Steelhead or Salmon during the Fall, Winter or Spring.

Established in 1980. I have 35 years of professional Salmon River guide drift boat fishing experience in Pulaski NY.
Drift boat Rate for 1 person $350. Rate for 2 people $450 total.
Trip includes. All spin fishing, float fishing and fly fishing equipment, gear and tackle.
BOOK Your Salmon River fishing guides drift boat trip in Pulaski NY. – With additional Booking info.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-315-963-2065
Address: Yankee Angler | Randy Jones 11 North Street, Unit 15, Mexico, NY 13114
Salmon River Fishing Testimonials. — FACEBOOK

Todays Humor – Ever happen to you?
John told me a funny story about his wife and a 15 lb. Steelhead on the Salmon River.
Turns out that as John rushed for the net he ripped a big hole in his waders and cold water rushed in.
When he dove for the Steelhead with the net, he fell in. Causing more cold water to fill his waders.
When he tried to net the Steelhead for the third time he smashed his watch to pieces on a rock.
Steelhead was netted, picture was taken and Steelhead was released back into the River. I’m sure John’s wife was very appreciative of his efforts.

Did you know?
Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught.

BREAKING NEWS! – The State plans to stock more Steelhead and Salmon this year to help feed the Orcas in Lake Ontario.
If you lie about the size of your fish, I’ll swear to it!
There will be no fishing in the cemetery. So you better do your fishing now, while your still able.

TOP SECRET (edited) FISHING REPORT. – LOADED with Steelhead!
I went 3 for 6 on Steelhead @ (edited for content) in the afternoon. All were caught using (edited for content).
This morning I fished the (edited for content) and was 2 for 5 on Steelhead using (edited for content).
The last spot I fished was LOADED with Steelhead @ (edited for content). – har har.

FUN Salmon River STUFF!
These MONSTER FISH await you!
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I’m the first person to EVER Bungee Jump off the Long Bridge over the Salmon River in Pulaski NY.

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Catch MORE Steelhead and Salmon!
Salmon River Fishing Tips.
1) Ever wonder where the fish stop to rest at while running the River for only a Brief period of time?

2) Find out where the fish hold at during the Middle of the day, once they have stopped running the River. From approx. 9:30 am  until 5:30pm.– (Skip the repeated Intro. @ 1:11).

3) Where do they hold at for Extended periods of time on the Salmon River? (Skip the repeated Intro. @ 1:11).

4) Expert and Advanced: Best Places to fish for Steelhead.

5) Amazing Spring Steelhead Video.

Enjoy my Yankee Angler Fishing Report. Humor, Tips and Article for the Salmon River Pulaski NY.

Yankee Angler Fishing Report – HUMOR.

King – Coho Salmon Fish Tale? – A.P. 9/30/2025. Rare Migratory Whales and Seals have been sighted off the mouth of the Salmon River in Pulaski NY on Lake Ontario.

Why are you catching less King Salmon and Coho Salmon? Here might be the reason why. I took these pictures of a whale and seal out in Lake Ontario in front of the mouth of the Salmon River.
They were gorging themselves on YOUR King Salmon and Coho Salmon!

Randy, quick Q for you. You would never on purpose pull our legs on here, now would you buddy? Joe
Joe, what’s reeeeelly funny is, about 25 years ago was the first time I posted this Joke. A local shop then got 10 phone calls asking about the Seals and Whales eating King Salmon and Coho Salmon in Lake Ontario. True story! I hear the Lobster and Blue Fin Tuna fishing is pretty good!

Did you know? There is only 1 BAD side effect from eating our Salmon, Genital Shrinkage! Unfortunately, I’ve experienced it! – har har.
I hope you enjoyed my Yankee Angler fishing report Humor.

Yankee Angler Fishing Report Guide TIPS for Steelhead and Salmon fishing on the Salmon River Pulaski NY during the Fall, Winter, Spring and April.

Yankee Angler Salmon River High Water Steelhead and Salmon fishing Pulaski NY.
Sometimes this high Salmon River water flow spreads the Steelhead or Salmon out. While other times it concentrates the Salmon and Steelhead. Fish behind any high water current breaks or speed of water changes.
Like behind any BIG boulders or on any Large current breaks. On the seams (where the fast water meets the slow water). And tails of holes (water moves slower) combined with deep water. We call them high water spots.
On the Salmon River, we have low water fishing spots, medium water fishing spots and high water fishing spots. The Salmon and Steelhead change where they hold according to the water level. Combined with the effect of its current breaks.
When the Steelhead and Salmon change where they hold due to higher water flows, then so should you, for Best Results!

Fall Steelhead fishing Pulaski NY. – Warm Water (above 43 degrees.) 
Most of the Fall Steelhead fishing will be in rippled – choppy water 3 to 6 feet deep or the Rapids (heat) in Pulaski NY. Our Fall Steelhead don’t show up in the Pulaski NY Pools until the Water Temp. has dropped below approx. 43 degrees.

Winter Steelhead fishing Pulaski NY – Cold Water (below 42 degrees.) 
Most of the Winter Steelhead fishing will be in the Pools in Pulaski NY.
1 – Winter Steelhead want Deep water for safety from predators.
2 – Less current to conserve their energy.
(You can find our Pulaski NY Steelhead mapped named pools, parking and access roads. By doing a search on the internet or some of the Local Shops up here have maps.)

Yankee Angler Fly Fishing – Spin Fishing Creeks, Streams and Rivers, Winter into Spring.
End of Feb., March and all of April can be “prime time” for Spring steelhead spin or fly fishing. As there is not only leftover Winter steelhead, but also fresh fishing runs of Spring time steelhead. Winter thaws and early spring rains generate runs of steelhead into the Salmon River to Spawn. When the Salmon River is running high due to run off. Its prime time to walk the many miles of streams and creeks in the Salmon River area. Ever try to land a 10 pound Steelhead in a small creek? It’s not easy, but lots of fun! Sight fishing is also and optional treat!

Spring Steelhead Spawn and Drop Back Steelhead fishing on the Salmon River NY in April.
(Drop backs are Spring Steelhead that have successfully spawned in April. And are on their way back down the Salmon River NY to Lake Ontario, Feeding aggressively along the way.)

What’s interesting about the Spring Salmon River NY Steelhead fishing at this time of year. The April Steelhead we have are spread out over 100% of the Spring Steelhead habitat’s thru out the entire Salmon River NY. Top to bottom of the Salmon River and from 1 side to the other, within reason.

Drop back Steelhead will be in all the normal Salmon River current break spots for the current water level. The Flats will be exploding with Steelhead! Sight fishing Steelhead is an optional treat on the Salmon River NY!

Your Best Steelhead fishing opportunity is all Spring until the last week of April. In early May, Steelhead fish the lowest part of the Salmon River for your best Steelhead fishing opportunities.

Mother nature will decide its ending with lower water flows and warmer water temp’s in the Salmon River. Sending all the Steelhead back to Lake Ontario to return next year even BIGGER to the Salmon River! Ye-Haa!
Steelhead Fishing you success! Yankee Angler fishing report guide, Randy Jones.

April Steelhead Fishing Salmon River NY Tips.
In April the Suckers are starting to spawn. Try some yellow egg sacks, yellow glow bugs (flies) or beads to imitate their eggs. The Steelhead will be eating them. The April Drop Back Steelhead will also be eating other Spring Spawning Steelhead eggs. So try some of those colors in sacks, flies or beads when your April Steelhead fishing Salmon River NY.

When the Salmon River is Flooded in the Spring.
When the Salmon River is rip’n and chocolate, along with our other local smaller steelhead hold’n waters. Many times a drive up to the head waters or the first impassible barrier will be fish-able. Due to less run-off and Tributary impute. Also, many times you can spin or fly fish the smaller tributaries that feed into these larger creeks, brooks or streams. That will be hold’n steelhead in the Spring when the Salmon River is flooded.

Spring Steelhead Drop Back fishing Salmon River NY. Top Secret Yankee Angler Guide Tip. – You owe me.
Posted for only you to read and no one else.
After the Salmon River NY Hatchery collects the eggs from the returning Steelhead in the Spring during April.
Approx. April 15 is when you will see 1,000’s of these steelhead leave the holding tanks at the Hatchery. And re-enter back into the Salmon River and turn into Spring drop back Steelhead.
Adding 1,000’s more Steelhead for your Spring fishing pleasure on the Salmon River NY. Shhhh!

For MORE – Salmon River Steelhead and Salmon Fishing Pulaski NY.

I hope you found my “Yankee Angler fishing report Guide Tips” entertainingly informative or mildly educational. – May all Your door knobs smell of BIG Salmon and Steelhead!

Yankee Angler Fishing Report Article. – Different Fly Fishing Presentational Methods and Spin – Fly Fishing Flies for Salmon or Steelhead.

Salmon are suckers for fly fishing wares – They’ll hit on all types of flies right now on the Salmon River.
The Syracuse Post-Standard – By J. Michael Kelly.

And don’t worry about that burst of fly fishing jargon; translations are just a few sentences away.

Keep in mind that the 10- to 30-pound Chinook King Salmon. Smaller but equally feisty Coho Salmon and Acrobatic Steelhead. That swim up the Salmon River and other Lake Ontario feeder streams this time of year to spawn. Can be caught on many things. They are especially vulnerable to artificial flies made of real fur and feathers. Or synthetic fly materials such as tinsel and fake hair.

“They’ll hit all sorts of flies,” said Fran Verdoliva, a former Salmon River fishing guide. Who is now the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Salmon River program coordinator.

Verdoliva is partial to neon-bright, weighted streamer flies, himself. But Mike DeTomaso, the manager of the White River fly fishing department at the Auburn Bass Pro Shops store. Takes his share of salmon and steelhead on small artificial nymphs and fingernail-size yarn puffs called glo bug flies. And Salmon River Pulaski NY steelhead and salmon fishing guide Randy Jones. Generally uses simple flies, made of Estaz tinsel chenille. That closely resemble nothing in nature, but irritates salmon into hitting them. With their naturally ingrained instinct behavior pattern of being territorial or getting irritated.

The three fly fishing anglers employ different fly fishing methods and tackle, as well as radically diverse fly patterns.

Yankee Angler Fishing guide Randy Jones’ bread-and-butter salmon and steelhead fishing method is the high sticking-dead drifting using a running line. A running-line expert uses one or more split shot to quickly sink a fly in swift, deep water. Instead of a thick fly line that would retard the sinking rate. The method calls for a thin-diameter line that knifes through the water with minimal drag.

The running-line method is sometimes referred to as “chuck and duck”. Because its aficionados have to watch out for the split-shot missiles they’re slinging past their own ears.

Jones contends the fly fishing rig is perfect for the tumbling, white-water pools and pockets that are common throughout the Salmon River.

“The quicker your fly gets into the strike zone, any species of fish, anywhere in the world. And the longer it stays there, the better your odds of catching some salmon or steelhead,” said Jones.
He hands his clients long rods, and instructs them to raise the sticks high immediately after completing a cast. The angler should then follow the line with rod tip held high.
To facilitate a long drift and improve the odds of landing a hooked salmon. Jones employs either a standard 9-foot, 9- or 10-weight fly rod or a two-handed, 13-foot spey-style fly rod. His leaders usually have 2- to 4-foot-long tippets rated at 10-pound test.

Jones also enjoys traditional fly fishing. But adds, traditional fly fishing works best in the shallows of the Salmon River. And with many of the holes on the Salmon River being 5 to 10 feet deep, with current. It helps to have your fly on the bottom, where most of the Salmon and Steelhead are. Which vastly increases your odds of hooking up.
The running line technique is much more productive and can also be used in the shallows. It also takes 2 seconds to learn, unlike other fly fishing methods.

DeTomaso likes spey rod fly fishing on the Salmon River for steelhead and salmon, too. But he attaches a bright orange plastic foam bobber onto the butt segment of his tapered leader. And uses only one or two small split shot, either BBs or 3/0-size weights. To dangle the fly directly beneath the float, which is called a “strike indicator.”

With the marble-size indicators he uses. DeTomaso can recognize the most subtle interference with his drifting fly. Any sudden wiggle or wobble of the float may mean that the fly is merely stuck between two rocks. Or it could be the start of an epic battle with a biting salmon or steelhead on the Salmon River.

To put the fly in the spots where salmon and steelhead rest. DeTomaso relies on a spey rod or a 9-foot-long fly rod and a floating, tapered fly line. Typically, only the lower half of his leader is allowed to sink during the drift. The leader butt and fly line are usually at the surface. Making for a smooth pick-up and a quick repeat fly cast.

“I get a more natural drift with a strike indicator. And I also like the fact that I can use less weight. Than you do with the running line,” DeTomaso said.

Verdoliva has used both the indicator and running-line tactics to take salmon and steelhead. But now is more apt to employ a weighted fly, a sinker-less leader and a floating line. Especially when he’s fishing water of medium depths and speeds on the Salmon River.

Traditionally, salmon flies were weighted with wraps of lead or copper wire around their shanks. But Verdoliva now has fly boxes full of streamers which sport barbell-shaped “lead eyes” or tungsten cones “coneheads”. Secured just behind the eyes of the size 2 or 4 hooks. These flies sink quickly but are more streamlined and easier to cast than the lead-wrapped fly patterns of yore.

“I guess you could say they’re fly fishing’s version of a jig,” said Verdoliva. If he has trouble getting one of his weighted flies to the bottom in a given spot on the Salmon River. Verdoliva either pinches a small BB shot on his leader, which is usually tapered to about a 12-pound tippet. Or puts a short, quick-sinking piece of line called a “shooting head” between his fly line and the leader butt.

Reprinted with permission The Syracuse Post – Standard
Thanks for the nice article Mike! Where does this Yankee Angler fishing report guide send the check for mentioning me?

Thumbs up from this Salmon River Guide with a Very Happy Steelhead Fishing Guest.

The Steelhead and Salmon fishing of your dreams…… ………… we’ll mak’m reeeeeeeeeeeeeel

The Salmon River, where Memories are Made!

Join me for a guided drift boat fishing trip on the World Renowned Salmon River in Pulaski NY for hard fighting Salmon or Steelhead during our Fall, Winter and Spring.
Enjoy learning Advanced fishing techniques and Exact fish habitats. I always enjoy sharing my wealth of knowledge with all my guest’s.

Randy Jones is a Pro. fishing guide w/35 yrs. Total EXP.
Salmon River Steelhead Drift Boat Rates for 1 person $350. Rates for 2 people $450 total.
Included in Rates – All Spin fishing, Float fishing and Fly fishing equipment, gear and tackle.
BOOK Your Steelhead Fishing Trip – With Additional Steelhead Booking Info.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-315-963-2065
Address: Yankee Angler | Randy Jones 11 North Street, Unit 15, Mexico, NY 13114

Trips are 8 hours from the time we meet – 2 person Max. on boat. – Please bring your own Lunch, Polarized Glass’s and Chest Waders. – Final payment preferred in cash. – Fishing License and Chest Waders required. – Please make your local lodging reservation A.S.A.P. – Spikes, Korkers, cleats or chains are ok in the Boat.

Reservation and Deposits – Your Reservation is confirmed upon receipt of a $150 Check deposit (per day). It MUST be received within 7 business days from time of Booking.
Check payable and Mailed too: – Randy Jones 11 North Street, Unit 15, Mexico, NY 13114. (Sorry, no credit cards excepted).
I’ll confirm receipt of Deposit with you by email.

Then 1 to 2 Months before your fishing trip, I’ll email you with meeting time and place. Usually Whitakers Sports Shop and Motel (Rt. 13 in Pulaski) in the dark.

Author Biography – Established in 1980.
Yankee Angler | Randy Jones 11 North Street, Unit 15, Mexico, NY 13114 (315) 963-2065.
Randy Jones has over 35 yrs. of Pro. Fishing Guide Experience. He is also the Owner, Author and Publisher of Salmon River Fishing Reports of YankeeAngler.com. A Salmon River Pulaski NY based Guide Service and Marketing Agency. Specializing in Expert Salmon and Steelhead fishing. Professional sales and marketing of his vastly successful Salmon River fishing guide business and local fishery.
S.E.O. and Social Media.

Distributed World Wide Books: Simon Gawesworth, Spey Casting, First and also Second Editions. Rich Murphy, Fly Fishing for Striped Bass.
Covers, feature articles and guide profiles: Saltwater Fly Fishing Magazine, Fly Fishing in Saltwater Magazine, Albany, Syracuse, Utica and N.Y. Times Newspapers, N.Y. Sportsmen, N.Y. Fishing and Hunting and Salmon River Success Magazines.
Many World Wide Internet Fishing Sites and News Feeds.
Paid featured guest speaker at numerous Sports Shows, Fresh and Saltwater fishing.
Guest speaker at most Trout Unlimited Chapters, fly tying, tackle and Orvis shops around New England and beyond.
Represented the Orvis Corporation as a guide and chief instructor of their 2 1/2 day Cape Cod Saltwater Fly fishing Schools.
(P.S. I don’t discriminate. I also enjoy guiding you spin anglers too! – yukyuk)