RiverGreene County, NYData checked Oct 4, 2026

West Kill fishing guide

A 13-mile river in Greene County, New York. The state agency lists 3 species here and last stocked it in April 2025. It has 4 public access points and 2 live sensors on the water.

Map of West 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.
13 mi
long
3
species listed
14
stocking records in 10 years
4
public access points

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West Kill flow

Flow gauge: West Kill below Hunter Brook near Spruceton NY, USGS 01349711 . 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.

Flow changes along the river: 1 more USGS gauge on it is listed above.

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)
January5.8–158.826
February3.1–9.75.319
March5.6–221136
April14–352159
May8.4–191231
June3.8–116.318
July2.1–7.33.317
August1.7–8.33.223
September1.7–6.4319
October3.3–168.233
November7–171127
December7.4–201135

Flow over the last 72 hours at this and nearby gauges

Fish species in West 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 listApr 2025
Rainbow TroutAgency list—

Stocking history

Last stocked April 2025: brown trout catchable and brown trout yearling. 14 stocking records in the last 10 years, 5,130 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
Apr 2025Brown Troutcatchable50
Apr 2025Brown Troutyearling460
Apr 2024Brown Troutcatchable50
Apr 2024Brown Troutyearling440
Apr 2023Brown Troutcatchable50
Apr 2023Brown Troutyearling440
Apr 2022Brown Troutcatchable490
Apr 2021Brown Troutcatchable50
Apr 2021Brown Troutyearling440
Apr 2020Brown Troutcatchable590
Apr 2019Brown Troutyearling710
Apr 2018Brown Troutcatchable700
Apr 2017Brown Troutyearling660

Plus 1 stocking record before October 2016 in the agency data.

Search stocking by water and date · Agency stocking reports

Public access and boat launches

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

Access along the river

  1. End near Edgewood
  2. mi 2West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)Shore
  3. mi 2West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)Shore
  4. mi 3West Kill below Hunter Brook near Spruceton NYFlow gauge
  5. mi 6West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)Shore
  6. mi 7West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)Shore
  7. mi 11West Kill near West Kill NYFlow gauge
  8. End near Lexington
Positions along the river, not to scale. Miles are approximate, measured along our mapped river line from the first end listed.

Access points

  • West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)
    Spruceton Rd · near Lexington
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)
    Spruceton Rd · near Lexington
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)
    Spruceton Rd · near Lexington
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore
  • West Kill fishing access (Spruceton Rd)
    Spruceton Rd · near Lexington
    ParkingStocked: brown trout
    Shore

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Regulations

No special regulations for West 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.

West Kill fishing FAQ

What fish are in West Kill?

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation lists 3 species for West Kill: brook trout, brown trout and rainbow trout.

When was West Kill last stocked?

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation last stocked West Kill in April 2025 with brown trout. Our data has 14 stocking records in the last 10 years.

Is there public access to West Kill?

The agency lists 4 shoreline access sites for West Kill. Each one is listed in the access section with parking and toilets where the agency records them.

Is there a flow gauge on West Kill?

Yes. USGS gauge 01349711 (West Kill below Hunter Brook near Spruceton NY) measures flow on West Kill. Its median daily flow runs from about 3 cfs in September to 21 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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