7 tributaries on this map, 47.5 miles of run water, across New York. 7 rivers have something inside a window as of 1 October 2026.
New York's lake, and the deepest run water on this map. The Salmon River carries one of the largest chinook runs in the Great Lakes off the hatchery at Altmar, and the lake holds Atlantic salmon and brown trout alongside the Pacific fish.
One row per species, one cell per month, and the number in a cell is how many of these rivers have that species inside its window that month. Two densities rather than a gradient: the source is month-grained curated guidance and a smooth ramp would claim a precision it does not have.
in the window at peak — outlined cell is the month this page was built in.
7 run rivers on Lake Ontario — the New York shore, each in the colour of its own run stage today.
Drawn 1 October 2026. The ground is the subbasin mesh the app scores in, so the coastline is where the mesh stops rather than a separate shoreline; the mark at each river is its mouth, drawn for every river including the handful whose whole run corridor is under a mile and has no line to show.
| River | State | Miles | Ceiling | Stage today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salmon River | NY | 16.3 | Lighthouse Hill | First runners · Chinook salmon |
| Lower Niagara River | NY | 14.4 | Niagara Falls | First runners · Chinook salmon |
| Genesee River | NY | 6.4 | Station 5 | First runners · Chinook salmon |
| Oak Orchard Creek | NY | 5.9 | Oak Orchard Creek Dam | First runners · Chinook salmon |
| Eighteenmile Creek | NY | 2.1 | Burt Dam | First runners · Chinook salmon |
| Black River | NY | 1.5 | Dexter South Channel Dam | First runners · Chinook salmon |
| Oswego River | NY | 0.9 | Varick Lock & Dam 7 | First runners · Chinook salmon |
Stage as of 1 October 2026.