New York Region 6 - "Remote Streams"

Water	USGS QUAD Map	Public Access	Species	Miles
Herkimer County
Black Creek	Ohio	3.3 mi Public Land	ST	8.0
Mill Creek	Ohio	4.0 mi Public Land	ST	11.5
Mill Creek N. Branch	Ohio	5.0 mi Public Land	ST	10.0
Moose River South Branch	Old Forge, McKeever	All on Public Land	ST	8.0
Oswegatchie River	Newton Falls, 5 Ponds, Wolf Mountain	All on Public Land	ST	8.0
Robinson River	Five Ponds	All on Public Land	ST	6.5
Spruce Creek (upper)	Salisbury, Middleville		RT,ST	8.6
Trammel Creek	Stratford, Salisbury	0.5 mi PFR, 3.6 mi Public Land	ST	7.3
Woodhull Creek	McKeever	7.9 mi Public Land	ST	8.4
Lewis County
Fish Creek East Branch	Highmarket, Page		BT,ST	14.2
Mad River (AKA N. Branch Salmon River)	Sears Pond, Worth Center	1.8 PFR, 5.8 mi Public Land	ST	11.2
Oswegatchie River Middle Branch	Remington Corners, Oswegatchie SW	3.0 mi Public Land	ST	11.9
Otter Creek	Brantingham, McKeever	9.8 mi Public Land	ST	11.2
Salmon River (including East and West forks)	Florence, N. Osceola	6.0 mi PFR, 2.6 mi Public Land	ST	21.4
Oneida County
Florence Creek	Florence	5.0 mi Public Land	BT,ST	8.2
St. Lawrence County
Bog River	Tupper Lake	3.2 mi Public Land	ST	6.0
Grass River, Middle Branch	West Pierrepont, Degrasse, Albert Marsh, Tooley Pond		ST	14.0
Grass River North Branch	Stark, Albert Marsh, West Pierrepont		ST	22.0
Grass River South Branch	Tupper Lake, Childwold, Brother Ponds, Tooley Pond	9.0 mi Easement, 2 canoe launches	ST	17.5
Hopkinton Brook	Sylvan Falls, Nicholville		BT,ST	7.9
Jordan River	Childwold, Carry Falls Reservoir	4.0 mi Public Land	ST	12.7
St. Regis River, West Branch	Carry Falls Reservoir, Augerhole Falls		BT,ST	26.4
Sawyer Creek	Lake Bonaparte	2.2 mi Public Land	ST	2.6
Tamarack Creek	Oswegatchie, Oswegatchie SE	5.5 mi Public Land	ST	6.2

Legend

Species: BT - Brown trout, RT - Rainbow trout, ST - Brook trout
PFR:Public Fishing Rights - Public rights-of-way through otherwise private land. Please be considerate of the landowners and their property. Yellow "Public Fishing Area" signs are posted at 300-foot intervals along the stream banks to designate exact locations.