Pay attention to the season. The general season might be closed by the time peak foliage colors have arrived. Also, fishing when leaves are dropping can be challenging.
The major hatches will be over by late september, so think about nymphs or streamers if you are going later.
The major hatches will be over by late september, so think about nymphs or streamers if you are going later.
Carl
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On Tue, Aug 24, 2021 at 2:52 PM June Brodie <june@consultbrodie.com> wrote:
Hi folksI'm planning a New England trout fishing trip - Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont. Thinking of Sep / Oct.Looking for suggestions for best trout fishing options at this time of year.CheersJune--
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