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Fishable Waters - County Details

PART 1 - INLAND WATERS   BROOME COUNTY   Streams and Rivers Chenango River Dudley Creek Nanticoke Creek Oquaga Creek Otselic River Susquehanna River Tioughnioga River     Lakes and Ponds Arctic Lake Chenango Lake Greenwood Lake Lily Lake Little Choconut No. 1 Little Choconut No. 2 Little Choconut No. 2A Little Choconut No. 2B Little Choconut No. 2C Little Choconut No. 2E Nanticoke Lake Nanticoke Pond No. 7A Nanticoke Pond No. 7B Nanticoke Pond No. 9A Nanticoke Pond No. 9C Nanticoke Pond No. 13 Nathaniel Cole Park Pond Palmers Pond Patterson Pond No. 1 Patterson Pond No. 2 Whitney Point Reservoir

The Susquehanna River is one of Broome County's best kept secrets, at least as far as fishing is concerned. Although it flows through a very populous, urbanized region for much of its length, it is generally underutilized, in spite of the fact that the fishing for walleyes and smallmouth bass is downright excellent. Its slightly turbid waters flow over a bottom of rubble and gravel that is, for the most part, lacking in deep holes. The surroundings range from abandoned farmland to the urbanized area of Binghamton, Endicott and Johnson City.