anyone been out lately? its been real hit or miss for me, I've had some great days and some not so much. the water level is very troubling i was hoping for rain this week. hopefully this weekend. i know its after memorial day but id love to see a couple more weeks of stocking. hooked into a couple the other day below the cable pool and I've had some luck on the closed road. heres to praying for rain
I have been doing very well on the Nissitissit though water levels are dangerously low there too. Prior to that I was out at the Housy which was fishing very well. I am afraid the Quinnie is on hold for a bit. I wonder when the work on removing the dam will begin?
Fish are still in the river. With this warm spring a stone behind a decent size wet fly have been working for me. On the smaller streams you'll find some rising. There's plenty of fishing in central mass don't let stocking season keep you in.
Nice suggestion, I tend to lead with the stone, followed by an emerger or pheasant tail as the trailer. Will try your setup tomorrow morning at River street!
Anyone having any luck at the Quinnie lately? Went yesterday from Trout Brook downstream. Nice pools and runs but didn't see a single fish, no takes. KK
How'd it go? Water is reel low. I got into an epic spinner fall in Rutland last week
ReplyDeleteWater is low. It's a bit worrysome. With all that snow we had and we're already into sub 50 CFS flows? Doesn't make sense...
ReplyDeleteAbout the fishing, I wasn't there long but I hooked into one rainbow on a trailing nymph. Nothing rising or hatching when I was there.
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anyone been out lately? its been real hit or miss for me, I've had some great days and some not so much. the water level is very troubling i was hoping for rain this week. hopefully this weekend. i know its after memorial day but id love to see a couple more weeks of stocking. hooked into a couple the other day below the cable pool and I've had some luck on the closed road. heres to praying for rain
ReplyDeleteI have been doing very well on the Nissitissit though water levels are dangerously low there too. Prior to that I was out at the Housy which was fishing very well. I am afraid the Quinnie is on hold for a bit. I wonder when the work on removing the dam will begin?
ReplyDeleteHey all - is this blog still alive? Haven't seen any posts since the spring.
ReplyDeleteCould use some more local intel to convert fishing to catching!
Please resurrect this blog. This is great info for lots of folks without spot burning!
ReplyDeletestill fish to be had in the deeper pools heavy nymph rigs wih the occasional rise
ReplyDeleteHopefully you get some caddis!
ReplyDeleteFish are still in the river. With this warm spring a stone behind a decent size wet fly have been working for me. On the smaller streams you'll find some rising. There's plenty of fishing in central mass don't let stocking season keep you in.
ReplyDeleteNice suggestion, I tend to lead with the stone, followed by an emerger or pheasant tail as the trailer. Will try your setup tomorrow morning at River street!
ReplyDeleteHad a great day Sunday with surface action. This rain is much needed. It won't be long now
ReplyDeleteGood to hear. What were they taking on top? Stones? Early caddis?
ReplyDeleteStones and midges
ReplyDeleteAnyone fish the quinine lately
ReplyDeleteAnyone having any luck at the Quinnie lately? Went yesterday from Trout Brook downstream. Nice pools and runs but didn't see a single fish, no takes. KK
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