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The trout season is in full swing and anglers are reporting excellent fishing on many rivers. Temps are in the sweet spot, the hatches have been reliable, and there are options aplenty. Just make sure to get to the good spots early if you don't want a crowd! In other good news, some of the big post-spawn stripers have finally moved in and are on their way North, hungry and ready for action. It won't be long before that shot at a monster fish is a realistic prospect. Read on for the details!

The trout season is in full swing and the hatches on some rivers are just coming into their own, while on others we're already transitioning from Hendricksons on to the next flurry of bugs. But the temps are right about where the fish like them, so keep an eye on the flows and the crowds, and get out there!

The trout fishing is picking up, with dry fly fishing finally kicking into gear especially during those windows of warmer temperatures. Many anglers in the region have been switching out their nymphs and streamer boxes for dry flies and it still looks as though the best conditions are yet to come. The forecast looks good for this weekend into next week, so it's a great time to get out there. Read on for the details!

Greetings Compleat Anglers! We're still in a bit of a holding pattern as the cooler spring weather continues but as holding patterns go it's not a bad one to be in. The Hendys are definitely coming off on many trout streams and once the water temps climb a tick, things should really go off. Anglers are catching plenty of trout right now. In the salt, the bass are hungry and even though it's mostly schoolies at this point, the larger migratory fish should be here in a few weeks. So stay tuned and read on for details!