Wintoon Waters: Wintoon Waters--- on the West Branch of the Neversink--- has a deep, rich, Catskill history, long cherished by fly fishers and other nature lovers alike. The Stone House, which resides along Schofield Brook, serves as the final resting place of Julius Caesar, a notorious ten-and-a-half-pound brown trout skillfully removed from these gin clear, blue-ribbon trout waters on September 4th, 1960. These days the pocket water across from the Stone House serves as home to brook, brown and rainbow trout, as well as landlocked salmon.
Wintoon: Stone House pockets:
