RiverWashington County, NYData checked Oct 4, 2026

Batten Kill fishing guide

A 31-mile river in Washington County, New York. The state agency lists 2 species here and last stocked it in May 2025. It has 5 public access points and 1 live sensor on the water.

Map of Batten Kill: the water in blue, public access points in orange, sensors in green, county lines dashed
Water Access Sensor Drawn from USGS and agency data; not for navigation.
31 mi
long
2
species listed
154
stocking records in 10 years
5
public access points

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Batten Kill flow

Flow gauge: Batten Kill below Mill at Battenville NY, USGS 01329490 . The forecast above shows its latest reading and band: Fishable up to this month's typical high (75th percentile), High up to the 90th percentile, Blown out above that.

Typical flow by month

Typical is the middle half of daily mean flows in that month (25th to 75th percentile), from 20–21 years of USGS records.

MonthTypical flow (cfs)Median (cfs)Blown out above (cfs)
January519–1,0837511,590
February401–8695641,446
March666–1,7001,0752,561
April1,000–2,1331,4802,861
May587–1,2338371,681
June300–7054441,071
July205–5373071,046
August160–465239754
September121–351188603
October198–6403531,112
November418–9246661,293
December605–1,3308801,901

Flow over the last 72 hours at this and nearby gauges

Fish species in Batten Kill

Species on the official fishing-waters list from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Species links open our guide to that fish in New York.

SpeciesStatusLast stocked
Brook TroutAgency list—
Brown TroutAgency listMay 2025

Stocking history

Last stocked May 2025: brown trout catchable and brown trout yearling. 154 stocking records in the last 10 years, 182,340 fish in all, from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Each row below sums the agency's records for one month, species and size.

DateSpeciesSizeFish stocked
May 2025Brown Troutcatchable960
May 2025Brown Troutyearling8,520
Apr 2025Brown Troutcatchable980
Apr 2025Brown Troutfry580
Apr 2025Brown Troutyearling8,520
May 2024Brown Troutcatchable4,020
May 2024Brown Troutyearling9,120
Apr 2024Brown Troutcatchable750
Apr 2024Brown Troutyearling6,240
Jun 2023Brown Troutcatchable4,700
May 2023Brown Troutcatchable900
May 2023Brown Troutyearling4,060
Apr 2023Brown Troutcatchable710
Apr 2023Brown Troutyearling6,240
Jun 2022Brown Troutcatchable4,700
May 2022Brown Troutcatchable12,520
Apr 2022Brown Troutcatchable2,480
Jun 2021Brown Troutcatchable4,260
May 2021Brown Troutcatchable900
May 2021Brown Troutyearling8,120
15 earlier rows, back to May 2017
DateSpeciesSizeFish stocked
Apr 2021Brown Troutcatchable360
Apr 2021Brown Troutyearling3,180
Jul 2020Brown Troutfingerling12,800
May 2020Brown Troutcatchable11,250
Apr 2020Brown Troutcatchable1,370
Apr 2020Brown Troutyearling5,440
Jun 2019Brown Troutcatchable600
May 2019Brown Troutcatchable1,380
May 2019Brown Troutyearling13,160
Apr 2019Brown Troutcatchable950
Jun 2018Brown Troutyearling6,530
May 2018Brown Troutcatchable2,330
May 2018Brown Troutyearling12,920
May 2017Brown Troutcatchable2,330
May 2017Brown Troutyearling18,460

Plus 12 stocking records before October 2016 in the agency data.

Search stocking by water and date · Agency stocking reports

Public access and boat launches

5 shoreline access sites from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation; orange dots on the map above.

Access along the river

  1. End near Eagleville
  2. mi 1Batten Kill fishing access (State Route 313)Shore
  3. mi 3Batten Kill fishing access (State Route 313)Shore
  4. mi 4Batten Kill fishing access (Eagleville Rd)Shore
  5. mi 11Batten Kill fishing access (Rexleigh Rd)Shore
  6. mi 12Batten Kill fishing access (State Route 22)Shore
  7. mi 18Batten Kill below Mill at Battenville NYFlow gauge
  8. End near Schuylerville
Positions along the river, not to scale. Miles are approximate, measured along our mapped river line from the first end listed.

Access points

  • Batten Kill fishing access (Eagleville Rd)
    Eagleville Rd · near Jackson
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • Batten Kill fishing access (Rexleigh Rd)
    Rexleigh Rd · near Salem
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • Batten Kill fishing access (State Route 22)
    State Route 22 · near Jackson
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • Batten Kill fishing access (State Route 313)
    State Route 313 · near Salem
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • Batten Kill fishing access (State Route 313)
    State Route 313 · near Jackson
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore

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Regulations

No special regulations for Batten Kill in our data. New York statewide rules apply unless the agency lists a special rule for this water. Seasons, limits and size rules change: check New York fishing regulations before every trip.

Licence: New York fishing licences from New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

Batten Kill fishing FAQ

What fish are in Batten Kill?

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation lists 2 species for Batten Kill: brook trout and brown trout.

When was Batten Kill last stocked?

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation last stocked Batten Kill in May 2025 with brown trout. Our data has 154 stocking records in the last 10 years.

Is there public access to Batten Kill?

The agency lists 5 shoreline access sites for Batten Kill. Each one is listed in the access section with parking and toilets where the agency records them.

Is there a flow gauge on Batten Kill?

Yes. USGS gauge 01329490 (Batten Kill below Mill at Battenville NY) measures flow on Batten Kill. Its median daily flow runs from about 188 cfs in September to 1,480 cfs in April. Today's reading is in the forecast at the top of this page; the flow section has the typical range by month.

Sources: New York State DEC, Recommended Fishing Lakes and Ponds (mw8j-wduf); Recommended Fishing Rivers and Streams (tjny-fki3), on data.ny.gov · New York State DEC, Public Fishing Rights parking areas (9vef-6whi), on data.ny.gov · New York State DEC, Fish stocking lists on data.ny.gov · U.S. Geological Survey, Geographic Names Information System, domestic names · U.S. Geological Survey, National Hydrography Dataset, high resolution, state geodatabases (NHDWaterbody, NHDFlowline); 3DHP when it replaces it · U.S. Geological Survey, Water Data OGC API (monitoring locations, discharge, gage height, water temperature). Checked: Oct 4, 2026. Official links open the agency page. How we use data

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