Cassadaga Creek fishing

Cassadaga Creek fishing is stocked with Brown Trout, Walleye, Muskellunge, and Rainbow Trout on a river section. Also recorded: Northern Pike and Smallmouth Bass. It is stocked about 5.7 times a year since 2011, most often in April and October. Species guides list dawn, day, and dusk for Brown Trout and Northern Pike, dawn, dusk, and night for Walleye, and dawn and dusk for Muskellunge, Rainbow Trout, and Smallmouth Bass.

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Last stocked
October 2025
Muskellunge
Plants on record
86
Since 2011
Species stocked
4 (+2 also recorded)
Average size
9 in
Elevation
1,236 ft

Fish at Cassadaga Creek

4 stocked · 2 confirmed present

Muskellunge Stocked · 40 plants · last October 2025 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked October 2025 · avg 8.5 in · 40 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Muskellunge species guide
Brown Trout Stocked · 33 plants · last March 2024 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked March 2024 · avg 10.9 in · 33 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Brown Trout species guide
Rainbow Trout Stocked · 7 plants · last March 2024 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked March 2024 · avg 9 in · 7 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Rainbow Trout species guide
Walleye Stocked · 6 plants · last June 2013 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked June 2013 · avg 1.6 in · 6 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Walleye species guide

How Cassadaga Creek is stocked

Source: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

Fish stocked in 2011

6,370

Fish stocked in 2012

6,410

Fish stocked in 2013

6,280

Fish stocked in 2014

2,390

Fish stocked in 2015

2,390

Fish stocked in 2016

2,490

Fish stocked in 2017

2,370

Fish stocked in 2018

1,900

Fish stocked in 2019

2,260

Fish stocked in 2020

1,790

Fish stocked in 2021

1,700

Fish stocked in 2022

1,850

Fish stocked in 2023

1,850

Fish stocked in 2024

1,960

Fish stocked in 2025

1,500

Stocking history

Source: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
October 2025Muskellunge5008.3 inreport
October 2025Muskellunge5008.3 inreport
October 2025Muskellunge5008.1 inreport
October 2024Muskellunge5008.4 inreport
October 2024Muskellunge5008.4 inreport
October 2024Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
March 2024Rainbow Trout2609.8 inreport
March 2024Rainbow Trout1509.8 inreport
March 2024Brown Trout3013.7 inreport
March 2024Brown Trout2013.7 inreport
October 2023Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
October 2023Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
March 2023Rainbow Trout7709.2 inreport
March 2023Brown Trout8013.8 inreport
October 2022Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
October 2022Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
April 2022Rainbow Trout7709 inreport
April 2022Brown Trout8014 inreport
October 2021Muskellunge5008.8 inreport
October 2021Muskellunge5008.7 inreport
March 2021Rainbow Trout6309.2 inreport
March 2021Brown Trout7013.3 inreport
October 2020Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
October 2020Muskellunge5008.5 inreport
April 2020Rainbow Trout2208 inreport
April 2020Rainbow Trout3708 inreport
April 2020Brown Trout20012.8 inreport
October 2019Muskellunge5009 inreport
October 2019Muskellunge5009 inreport
October 2019Muskellunge3509.1 inreport
May 2019Brown Trout4408.7 inreport
April 2019Brown Trout20013.4 inreport
April 2019Brown Trout2709 inreport
October 2018Muskellunge5008.4 inreport
October 2018Muskellunge5008.4 inreport
May 2018Brown Trout4409 inreport
April 2018Brown Trout20013.5 inreport
April 2018Brown Trout2609 inreport
October 2017Muskellunge5008.6 inreport
October 2017Muskellunge5008.6 inreport
October 2017Muskellunge5108.1 inreport
May 2017Brown Trout4109.2 inreport
April 2017Brown Trout20013.4 inreport
April 2017Brown Trout2509 inreport
October 2016Muskellunge5008.7 inreport
October 2016Muskellunge5008.7 inreport
October 2016Muskellunge6008.7 inreport
May 2016Brown Trout4308.9 inreport
April 2016Brown Trout20013.6 inreport
April 2016Brown Trout2608.4 inreport
October 2015Muskellunge5008.3 inreport
October 2015Muskellunge5008.3 inreport
October 2015Muskellunge5008.7 inreport
May 2015Brown Trout4309.2 inreport
April 2015Brown Trout20013.1 inreport
April 2015Brown Trout2608.9 inreport
October 2014Muskellunge5008.6 inreport
October 2014Muskellunge5008.6 inreport
October 2014Muskellunge5008.4 inreport
May 2014Brown Trout4309.2 inreport
April 2014Brown Trout20013.6 inreport
April 2014Brown Trout2609.2 inreport
October 2013Muskellunge5008.2 inreport
October 2013Muskellunge5008.2 inreport
October 2013Muskellunge5008.2 inreport
June 2013Walleye2,0001.6 inreport
June 2013Walleye2,0001.6 inreport
May 2013Brown Trout3608.7 inreport
April 2013Brown Trout20013.2 inreport
April 2013Brown Trout2208.7 inreport
October 2012Muskellunge5008.8 inreport
October 2012Muskellunge5008.8 inreport
October 2012Muskellunge5008.4 inreport
June 2012Walleye2,0001.4 inreport
June 2012Walleye2,0001.4 inreport
May 2012Brown Trout4408.6 inreport
April 2012Brown Trout20013 inreport
April 2012Brown Trout2708 inreport
October 2011Muskellunge5008.1 inreport
October 2011Muskellunge5008.1 inreport
October 2011Muskellunge5008 inreport
June 2011Walleye2,0001.8 inreport
June 2011Walleye2,0001.8 inreport
May 2011Brown Trout4208.4 inreport
April 2011Brown Trout20013.1 inreport
April 2011Brown Trout2508.3 inreport

Access and facts

Water type
river section
Shore access
Yes

This point is near the creek's lower end. DEC holds 5.4 miles of public fishing rights easements well upstream, mostly northwest of Sinclairville, where anglers may walk and fish a strip of bank. Look for DEC's public fishing rights signs.

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Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation before you go.

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Common questions

What fish are at Cassadaga Creek?

Fishing Cassadaga Creek usually means Muskellunge: Muskellunge accounts for 40 of 86 plants on record, ahead of Brown Trout and 2 more. Muskellunge was last stocked October 2025, averaging 8.5 in. Brown Trout was last stocked March 2024, averaging 10.9 in. Rainbow Trout was last stocked March 2024, averaging 9 in. Walleye was last stocked June 2013, averaging 1.6 in. Northern Pike and Smallmouth Bass are recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Cassadaga Creek stocked?

Last stocked October 2025. It is stocked about 5.7 times a year since 2011, most often in April and October.

How big are the fish stocked at Cassadaga Creek?

Stocked fish average 9 in. Muskellunge average 8.5 in. Brown Trout average 10.9 in. Rainbow Trout average 9 in. Walleye average 1.6 in.

How do you get on Cassadaga Creek?

Shore fishing is available. This point is near the creek's lower end. DEC holds 5.4 miles of public fishing rights easements well upstream, mostly northwest of Sinclairville, where anglers may walk and fish a strip of bank. Look for DEC's public fishing rights signs.

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