When you hire a guide on the Upper Delaware or anywhere
else, don't make assumptions, check to see if your guide is licensed.
On the Upper Delaware guides are required to be licensed by up to three
entities.
On water that is 100% in NY, a NY guide license.
On the
border water of the West Branch and the Main Stem, a NY guide license is needed, and a PA license is needed to launch or take out on the PA side.
On the main river a National Park Service license is also required.
National Park Service/Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River: http://www.nps.gov/upde/planyourvisit/fishingguides.htm
PA Licensed Guides List: http://fishandboat.com/chboat.htm
NY State Guide Licenses can be checked here: http://www.dec.ny.gov/cfmx/extapps/DECLicensedGuide/index.cfm
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