by Patrick Fowler September 11, 2018
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by Patrick Fowler August 23, 2018
The fishing has just picked up and is only getting better. The bonito are in full force! Although I have been seeing the bones on the surface, I have had the most luck using a sinking line. Everyday specifically before 9am is we are seeing many blitz’s. They are fast moving, but close to shore.
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by Patrick Fowler June 13, 2018
In Connecticut, On the Farmington River, there are big fish to be had (both wild and holdover) and lots of stocked fish as well. Water temperatures are in the mid-40's in Riverton and in the mid-50's downstream so the water remains nicely cool.
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by Patrick Fowler June 13, 2018
In the Beaverkill and Willowemoc, water levels have lowered but wading and fishing is still very good. Key hatches are Green Drakes (#10-#12), Coffin Flies, Sulphurs (#14-#16), Isos (#10-#14), tan and olive Caddis (#14-#18), and Olives *#14-#18). Small nymphs dropped off a dry have also been very effective. As above, look for patches of medium-fast water to drift your dry/dropper combination.
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by Patrick Fowler June 13, 2018
In Long Island Sound, fishing continues to be good, but spotty. There are lots of Schoolie Bass, but they are not yet heavy on the beaches. There have been some huge bass taken in mid-Sound and the river mouths as well.
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by Patrick Fowler June 13, 2018
In the Catskills, fishing continues to be good, although the blizzards of hatches that dominated the spring season have slowed down considerably.
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by Patrick Fowler June 13, 2018
On the Housatonic, Rob Nichols from Housatonic Anglers housangler@yahoo.com reports that there has been some great dry-fly action.
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by Patrick Fowler June 06, 2018
In Long Island Sound, fishing continues to be strong. Captain Roger Gendron from Connecticut Island Outfitters reports that the gator Blues have rolled into the Sound. Roger reports that the Blues were offshore this week sliding across the surface like partially submerged submarines, making sight-casting really exciting.
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by Patrick Fowler June 06, 2018
I was on the Delaware Main Stem on Monday and we saw lots of Caddis, March Browns, Gray Fox, Sulphurs, Green Drakes, Brown Drakes, a few Isos and Cahills - in short, the trout have a huge fly pallet to choose from.
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by Patrick Fowler June 06, 2018
On the Farmington River, Guide Jeff Yatesreports that with the recent warm weather, clear skies and moderate flows, anglers have been flocking to the Farmington and the fishing pressure has certainly made the trout more challenging to come by.
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by Patrick Fowler June 06, 2018
In Connecticut, guide Sal Renzuella of River Keeper Guide Service reports great action this past week on the Housatonic River. Sal reports the fish were on Cahill emergers, duns and spinners big time!
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