ONEIDA WALLEYE REPORTS?

Myfishfinder.com has daily reports for Onieda...  Might be worth looking into...

I was checking out myfishfinder and reading falleye reports.. man i belong up there! wish i could be a caretaker for some lakeside rich folk! probably getting too cold for the boats for the most part. Sure wish there was decent walleye closer to home.

yeah i suppose i can give the lower deeper pools a shot ..there is a good deep pool i want to try just west of roscoe..and i'm sure alot up and down..never really gave it a try from shore because there really isn't any easy access to deep shoreline. Perhaps locating the bridges would offer the best shoreline fishing on the del.

Been there both many years ago..trolled shad at port jervis and fish the deep hole under the narrowsberg,, my friend landed an eye there long time ago while we were shaddin.. i guess they areas to revisit.

I agree with JK...  The Dellie has a ton of walleye in it, and not too many guys seem to target them.
 
I used to float the West Branch/Main Stem from Ball's Eddy to Lordsville quite often when I lived down there, and a few times I caught nothing but WALLEYE even though I was bombing the banks for trout with a Wooly Bugger or Stonefly.  I couldn't beleive how many walleye are in that river system below the confluence.
 
Never got any big ones, but one afternoon I caught nine with very little effort (on the fly, no less):
 

 
There are several canoe take-outs on the PA side, and I bet shore fishing there would be killer. 
 
Plus, in my opinion, that is the prettiest stretch of water in the Catskills:
 

 

Oh yeah, one more thing!!!  I don't know much about it, but I always heard a lot about the B-I-G walleye in the Wallkill just east of the Catskill peaks...  I never fished it, but the photos at the Kingston Gander Mtn Sports were pretty awesome.  Like 8lb Walters!!!  I bet that might be an easier drive too.
 
Last ditch could be the Lehigh River near Easton, PA. 
 
I lived there too, and there are walleye in there, as well as a ridiculous Shad run in the spring, of course.  Easton was only like a ten minute drive over to Philipsburg, NJ so if you're close to there it could be easy!
 
(not sure what PA gets for licenses anymore- but maybe the Lehigh is a dual-state licensure like the Dellie since it borders both states?)
 
Also- on second thought- I might have to revise my statement of the WB/Main Stem confluence being the prettiest water in the Catskills.  I do love to float the Hancock-Lordville section, but I can think of only ONE place in the area that is even MORE beautiful.
 
The Winnisook Club on the side of Slide Mountain- home of Winnisook Lake... 
 
Winnisook is the 'true' source of the Esopus (highest elevation) and holds some awesome fish.  But, of course, it is private as hell and considered to be one of the oldest "Gentlmen Angling Clubs" in the United States.  ALL of the big shots fished there throughout the late 1800s and up through the dam-building era of the 20s-50s.  It is an awesome spot.
 
I got a few invitations to go over there to fish and enjoy dinner a few times while I was in those parts.
 
Absolutely STUNNING!
 
Check out this spread!!!
 

 

 
 

yes jk, i seen a youtube flick on that stretch couple dudes were jiggong in eyes from shore,I like the deli and looking forward to wading some holding spots. NJ, I'm sure that club fish lake is awesome, never knew until you mentioned that it is a source that feeds the E. I enjoy any class A water in the woods overlooking scenic mts ! best fishing to you guys too. thanks