Charlie Shadan of the Evening Fly Shop has produced a tremendous video on the Squannacook and Nissitissit rivers. He shares decades of experience and also reveals where the good spots are. It is called “You Don’t Need a Tee Time to Fish” and here is a description from his web site: The long awaited video
Author: Jo Tango
Insect Photos for Fly Tying at TroutNut.com
Capnia nana stonefly from TroutNut.com When buying or making flies, IMO, it is all about size, profile and color–and, in that order. I’ve had success at a local river fishing Hare’s Ears to imitate spring stoneflies, from the genus Capnia, also known as “snowflies.” I tied them thin to try and match the profile. If I
Book on Local Trout Streams
Tom Fuller’s Trout Streams of Southern New England is a gem. I’ve read it closely quite a few times. And, I often go back to it. He has very detailed descriptions of various trout waters. It’s where I first read about the Quinapoxet, Squannacook, Nissitissit, Westfield, Swift and other bodies of water. He gives tips,
Wild Trout in Massachusetts Near You
RM Lytle fishes nearly every day. So can you. The pictures of wild brookies and other species on his blog are beautiful. And, he seems to fish mostly near his home. So can you. Blue lines are everywhere. DFW has gone through the trouble of identifying cold water fisheries, which you can access here. Moreover,