The Schroon River is a 68-mile long tributary of the Hudson River flowing through New York's Adirondack region. Starting near the North Hudson hamlet of Underwood and emptying into the Hudson near Warrensburg, this New York state-designated recreational river offers diverse fishing opportunities with its varied habitats. The river features a blend of fast rocky sections, deep pools, riffles, pockets, and runs that provide excellent cover for fish. With its pristine surroundings and abundant wildlife, the Schroon River provides anglers with a serene escape and rewarding fishing experiences, whether you prefer fly fishing or traditional angling methods.