The last few years, late October and early November have been unseasonally warm and fly fishers have enjoyed fishing waters still open and had reasonable success. Anglers fishing the Kennebec, Upper Presumpscot, and Lamprey Rivers, just to name a few, caught fish into December. This year, we are having a late fall that is blast from the past before global climate change warmed October and November – rain, snow, wind, and cold.
At Kennebago, we have had four snow storms in the last few weeks and the forecast for tomorrow night is for a low temperature slightly above zero F. To finish my camp chores, I have slipped and slid in the snow twice already. Recently, the lake hasn’t even frozen until after Xmas – this year it will be frozen this week.
I haven’t been fishing much because my new book deadline was this month and I have been working every spare minute finishing the details. Here is a tentative cover for it. I took it off my computer so terrible photo and you can ignore the bright candle shapes on the right side, but it will give you a sense of things.
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My first tripletail on a shrimp fly
My son-in-law with good bull redfish