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Need a lot of rain before I can feel comfortable getting back on my brook trout streams, so right now it's basically a waiting game!
Yeah, where is all the rain?! I heard there was a bad drought and when I was in MA very briefly noticed a lot of ponds were way down. Fall should be good for your streams though, with some cooler temps mixed in with (hopefully) some rain.
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Agreed. Would love to hit the EB but will wait for the autumn rains. Swift flows are up again to help keep the flows going in the Connecticut River.