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snap fisher777
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 Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 1:12 pm Post subject: Trout! |
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| I was wondering if any trout are biting right now. Maybe at mill river ct |
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Gee_Boog
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 8:26 am Post subject: |
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| I have been thinking the same as fall arrives with the cooler temps. I was thinking of Blackledge River or Salmon river would be worth a look. I'm heading out to East Hampton today for a hike and fishing so ill be throwin a line in there. It's been since May when I last hooked a rainbow and Brookie catches are way down for me this year too?? |
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snap fisher777
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 1:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Last time I caught a trout was in may |
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Elixir
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 3:04 pm Post subject: |
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Wondering the same thing myself. The water temps are still a bit warm but the the dropping night temps might make them raise in the AM. Maybe 
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Biting like crazy in the Housy and West Farmington.
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avidangler
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If you know where to look in the west farmington like RNA mentioned.you can nab them all year long!Early morning and night.If you fly fish go at night and throw topwater mouse patterns.There are big browns on the prowl then.
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snap fisher777
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| Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:31 pm Post subject: |
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| avidangler wrote: | | If you know where to look in the west farmington like RNA mentioned.you can nab them all year long!Early morning and night.If you fly fish go at night and throw topwater mouse patterns.There are big browns on the prowl then. |
What kind of bait should I use? |
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Redneckangler
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avidangler
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| Posted: Mon Sep 09, 2013 11:30 am Post subject: |
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| snap fisher777 wrote: | | avidangler wrote: | | If you know where to look in the west farmington like RNA mentioned.you can nab them all year long!Early morning and night.If you fly fish go at night and throw topwater mouse patterns.There are big browns on the prowl then. |
What kind of bait should I use? |
For live bait,keep it simple.Worms or minnows
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snap fisher777
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| avidangler wrote: | | snap fisher777 wrote: | | avidangler wrote: | | If you know where to look in the west farmington like RNA mentioned.you can nab them all year long!Early morning and night.If you fly fish go at night and throw topwater mouse patterns.There are big browns on the prowl then. |
What kind of bait should I use? |
For live bait,keep it simple.Worms or minnows |
Would they be biting on meal worms? |
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avidangler
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I don't think mealworms would be quite as productive as a crawler,worm and minnow but I'm not going to say they won't work.You may end up with a bunch of fallfish.Once they do the fall stockings then mealies on a bobber will catch them as will powerbait and lures.The ones in the river now have seen pretty much everything.They will be more apt to eat what they normally encounter.There are plenty of river minnows,worms and small bugs.If i didn't fly fish for them using nymphs i would go with minnows and bring or find some worms.That's just me.
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snap fisher777
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| avidangler wrote: | | I don't think mealworms would be quite as productive as a crawler,worm and minnow but I'm not going to say they won't work.You may end up with a bunch of fallfish.Once they do the fall stockings then mealies on a bobber will catch them as will powerbait and lures.The ones in the river now have seen pretty much everything.They will be more apt to eat what they normally encounter.There are plenty of river minnows,worms and small bugs.If i didn't fly fish for them using nymphs i would go with minnows and bring or find some worms.That's just me. |
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avidangler
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I'm not sure where your headed but,the farther north you go the better.Just remember if you go to the TMA area up in New Hartford it's catch and release,barbless hooks.Just crush the barb with pliers.
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