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Category: Small streams

June Trip, Part 1: Deerfield Tribs

July 6, 2018July 6, 2018 Jamie Carr

I used to go up to Maine in June to chase big brook trout in the Rangeley Maine area.  As my son started getting older, I could not leave for a fishing trip and not take him along! So, we started heading out to western Massachusetts and camping at the Mohawk Trail State Forest, located

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Brook Trout,Deerfield River,Small streams12 Comments

Small Stream, Big Fish

May 1, 2018May 1, 2018 Ashu Rao

Big flies for big fish isn’t an unusual concept. The logic behind using big flies is to get larger fish to bite, while simultaneously weeding out smaller ones. At the same time, big flies imitate high-energy meals, which is enough to draw large fish looking to expend little energy. This technique works in big rivers

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Brook Trout,Small streams3 Comments

Metro Boston Wild Trout

April 12, 2018April 10, 2018 Adam Kautza

I had the opportunity to collaborate with the Neponset River Watershed Association and Greater Boston Trout Unlimited. It is an interesting project to identify and learn more about wild trout streams in the Metropolitan Boston area in an effort to raise awareness for, and protect, these unique resources. Wait, wild trout streams in the metro

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Brook Trout,Brown Trout,Conservation,Small streams16 Comments

Rainy Day Brookies

April 7, 2018April 6, 2018 Ashu Rao

I visited a local small stream briefly. The water was a tad high and cold when I got there. In addition, it was pouring rain and showed little signs of letting up. Needless to say, I had low expectations. The first few pools produced no action on my dry-dropper rig. Further upstream, I found a

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Brook Trout,Small streams3 Comments
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