Even with continued lower water levels (Some rivers in southern New England are running at just 10% of normal flow!), pre-spawn fish are moving. The cold nights of last week – lows in the upper 20’s – moved water temperatures low enough that fish were triggered to start pre-spawn activities and migration.

Trout and Salmon started moving upriver and holding in the deeper pools and runs and more staged in lake shallows near river outlets and inlets. Fresh fish were easy to catch, but things got difficult in a hurry with low and crystal clear water, low flows and bright sunny skies. Soon only the best anglers fishing fine tippets, drag-free drifts, or on the bottom were hooking fish regularly. But lucky anglers encountering fresh schools enjoyed fabulous fishing.

                                      Large Colored-up Male Brook Trout

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Enjoy the last few days of the traditional fishing season.