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Author: Jo Tango

First trip to the East Branch Westfield

May 30, 2016September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

It was a bit of a slow day for me fish wise, at least at the first spot I tried. This morning I checked out the lower end of the catch-and-release section of the East Branch Westfield River. I fished and hiked my way upstream for most of the rest of the day. I must’ve

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Westfield River3 Comments

The Euro Golden Stone

May 29, 2016September 19, 2017 Jo Tango

The Euro-style Golden Stone has duped many big browns for me. It’s an easy fly to tie, as it’s basically a Pheasant Tail with a few tweaks. I fish it as an anchor fly in my tightline nymphing set-up. I’ve noticed that browns tend to go for it, whilst rainbows still tend to prefer the

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Flies and fly tying,Stoneflieseuronymphing flies,farmington river nymphs3 Comments

Super-Sized Rainbows at the Westfield River

May 28, 2016September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

Given the long drive to the Westfield River’s East Branch section, I fish it only a few times a year. And, today was one of those glorious days. I awoke at 3 am and made it to the river just after sunrise. The water temp. in the morning was 72 °F and flows were quite

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Flies and fly tying,Techniques,Westfield River8 Comments

Fat Trout, Canoes, and a Snake at the Millers River

May 27, 2016September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

I fished a half-day. The Millers was up to 72 °F. The water was low, which portended the possibility of spooky trout and the need to nymph from afar. I found trout in the riffles or in very deep runs. Landed nine, including some good-sized brown trout with perfect fins and the fighting attitude of

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