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Category: Small streams

Where the Wild Ones Are…

July 6, 2017September 12, 2017 Ashu Rao

As a sort of prelude to this post, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Ashu Rao and I am going into my senior year at UNH as a marine biology major. Jo recently added me as a contributor and I want to express my gratitude since I’ve always been an avid reader

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Brook Trout,Small streams,Techniques6 Comments

Wild Fish

April 30, 2017September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

A while ago, I heard about an unstocked stream that has some wild fish in it. I long have wanted to fish it and finally had a brief window to try it out Friday at end-of-day. It’s your typical small and meandering stream. Short runs, some riffles, a few plunge pools. Much of the water

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Small streams2 Comments

Suckers

March 10, 2017September 12, 2017 Jo Tango

I hit a Connecticut freestone for a few hours during a brief break in the wind and cold. I landed some fish, and the hardest-fighting one of all was this one.     It’s a sucker fish and was about 14″. For a moment, I thought I had on a big brown. I mean, this

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Small streams7 Comments

Wild Trout in Massachusetts Near You

March 8, 2016September 17, 2017 Jo Tango

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,

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Other blogs,Small streams,Technology8 Comments
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