{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Vermont early October

The battenkill is beautiful that time of year.  Fishing will be challenging as it always is, but it is a great river.  I wouldn't think you would need a guide if you do some research in advance.   Flies will be small (olives, midges, terrestrials) unless the water is up.  In that case throw streamers.  There are some very large brown trout in that river that don't bother with the small stuff.

On Sunday, September 18, 2016 at 7:28:08 AM UTC-4, peter odell wrote:

I'm going to be near Rutland (central) vermont the first week in October for at least 2 days of fishing

I'd rather fish rivers than lakes, buy am taking my kayak.

Any pointers appreciated - trout and smallmouth the preferred targets, but I've heard some other good things about the local fishing (salmon, pike).

Willing to use a guide at least a day.  

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