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Chestnut Creek trout stocking

Neversink, Sullivan County, New York · stream

Chestnut Creek was last stocked 19 months ago (Apr 1 to 30, 2025). We have 15 stockings on record since Apr 1, 2016. Most stockings come in April. Species stocked: brown trout.

Last stocked
19 months ago
Apr 1 to 30, 2025
Next planned
Not announced
Last 12 months
0 stockings
Water temperature
55°F
Ideal for trout
  • Number 6 of 37 stocked waters in Sullivan County by stocking days.
  • Stocked more often than 84% of New York waters on our record.

River conditions

Nearest USGS gage: NEVERSINK RESERVOIR NEAR NEVERSINK NY (3 km away, on a different stream or lake).

Water temperature
55°F

Ideal for trout. Prime range for trout (about 50 to 65°F): fish are feeding actively.

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Water temperature (daily high), last six weeks (°F), daily. Latest: 56 °F on Nov 8. The green band is the ideal range for trout.

Latest reading Nov 9, 2026, 8:45 AM UTC. USGS data are provisional. Gage page at USGS.

Weather at Chestnut Creek

  • Today
    50°F
    Scattered Rain Showers
    53% rain · wind 10 to 14 mph
  • Tonight
    36°F
    Mostly Cloudy
    1% rain · wind 6 to 9 mph
  • Tuesday
    57°F
    Partly Sunny
    wind 6 to 12 mph
  • Tuesday Night
    38°F
    Mostly Clear
    wind 5 to 8 mph
  • Veterans Day
    55°F
    Mostly Sunny
    wind 3 to 8 mph
  • Wednesday Night
    35°F
    Mostly Cloudy
    3% rain · wind 2 mph

Forecast from the National Weather Service for this location, refreshed hourly.

When is Chestnut Creek stocked?

Most stockings come in April.

By month, all years

JanFebMarApr: 10 stockings10AprMay: 5 stockings5MayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Stockings of Chestnut Creek by month, all years on record. This month is shown in blue.

Year by year

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
20251
20241
20231
20221
20211
202011
201911
201811

What is stocked

SpeciesStockingsFishFish per stockingTypical size
Brown trout156,0504039.1 in

Stocking history

20251 stocking · 530 fish
DateSpeciesFishSize
AprilLatest
sometime this month
Brown trout
530
10.4 in
20241 stocking · 510 fish
DateSpeciesFishSize
April
sometime this month
Brown trout
510
10.9 in
20231 stocking · 510 fish
DateSpeciesFishSize
April
sometime this month
Brown trout
510
11.0 in
20221 stocking · 510 fish
  • April brown trout, 510 fish
20211 stocking · 510 fish
  • April brown trout, 510 fish
20202 stockings · 620 fish
  • May brown trout, 110 fish
  • April brown trout, 510 fish
20192 stockings · 730 fish
  • May brown trout, 130 fish
  • April brown trout, 600 fish
20182 stockings · 720 fish
  • May brown trout, 130 fish
  • April brown trout, 590 fish
20172 stockings · 690 fish
  • May brown trout, 120 fish
  • April brown trout, 570 fish
20162 stockings · 720 fish
  • May brown trout, 130 fish
  • April brown trout, 590 fish

From New York fish and wildlife agency reports, collected nightly and kept after the agency takes them down. Agencies revise reports; check the agency's report before you go. Seasons and limits: New York fishing regulations.

Where is Chestnut Creek?

Neversink, Sullivan County, New York. Approximate: the marker is the town the agency names for the stocked section, from USGS place names.

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Stocked waters near Chestnut Creek

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Questions about Chestnut Creek

When was Chestnut Creek last stocked?
The latest reported stocking was Apr 1 to 30, 2025 (brown trout, 530 fish), according to New York agency reports.
How often is Chestnut Creek stocked?
Across all years on record, most stockings come in April.
Is Chestnut Creek stocked often?
Number 6 of 37 stocked waters in Sullivan County by stocking days. Stocked more often than 84% of New York waters on our record. We count each day the agency reported stocking it.
What kind of trout are stocked in Chestnut Creek?
Brown trout (15 stockings, 6,050 fish).
How warm is the water near Chestnut Creek?
The nearest USGS gage read 55°F on Nov 9. Prime range for trout (about 50 to 65°F): fish are feeding actively.