River flow for fishing
Live USGS flow, gage height and water temperature, with the last 72 hours.
Beaver Kill at Cooks Falls NY
USGS · every 15 minUSGS provisional data, as of 8:00 PM Oct 26. Judge wading safety on site.
Gauges near Beaver Kill, NY
- Willowemoc Creek nr Livingston Manor NY #01419500 · 6 mi · 50 cfs
- Beaver Kill at Cooks Falls NY #01420500 · 7 mi · 200 cfs
- Tremper Kill near Andes NY #01415000 · 10 mi · 15 cfs
- East Branch Delaware River at Downsville NY #01417000 · 9 mi · 79 cfs
- Mill Brook near Dunraven NY #01414500 · 11 mi · 19 cfs
- Platte Kill at Dunraven NY #01414000 · 14 mi · 17 cfs
- East Branch Delaware River at Margaretville NY #01413500 · 16 mi · 107 cfs
- East Branch Delaware River at Harvard NY #01417500 · 14 mi · 128 cfs
How this tool works
Flow (cubic feet per second), gage height and water temperature come from USGS gauges through the Water Data OGC API, polled every 15 minutes. USGS marks recent values provisional until reviewed. Rising water after rain usually muddies a river; judge wading safety on site, never from a number.
FAQ
What river flow is good for fishing?
It depends on the river: a flow that is perfect on one stream floods another. Compare today's reading with the river's recent trend and its usual level for the season.
What is gage height?
The height of the water surface at the gauge, in feet above a local reference point. It is not the water depth; compare it with the same gauge's earlier readings.
Why is a reading marked provisional?
USGS publishes real-time values before they are reviewed. Ice, debris or equipment problems can make a provisional value wrong, and USGS revises it later.