July 02, 2020
Trout fishing has officially entered the summer doldrums, so your best bet these days is to target tailwaters and places that have cooler water temps. Sure other rivers are still tempting but it's very hard to fish these ethically, and if we want good fishing this fall, it's on all of us to do our part. In the salt, there are definitely big fish around though they can be tricky to target on the fly. The action has definitely shifted north and east with Rhode Island, Cape Code, and Montauk all fishing extremely well. Read on for all the details!
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June 25, 2020
The fishing has been pretty good overall this past week. Our rivers could definitely use a shot of rain as we head into warmer weather but if you choose wisely (and responsibly) some good fishing is still out there. In the salt, the Connecticut coast is heading into mid-summer conditions, while other areas further east and north have been lights out. As always, spending some time searching for fish will pay big dividends. Read on for all the details!
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June 18, 2020
The fishing has been very good overall this past week. Some rivers, such as the Housey, could use a shot of rain to freshen them up a bit, but trout anglers are still finding plenty of action and with strong hatches for the most part. Saltwater fishing has also been good with customers and friends reporting plenty of schoolies, shots at trophy fish, and cruising blues. As always, you may have to search a bit to find fish but if you do - game on. Read on for all the details!
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June 12, 2020
The trout fishing is starting to consolidate a bit, and flows have been uneven across the Northeast. So keep an eye on the forecast and, if you haven't already, a closer eye on the water temps. The big striped bass have definitely moved into the sound and we've been hearing reports of big fish and blues in many locations. It's not just a schoolie game anymore, so get out there!
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