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Connecticut - Farmington River
Farmington River When the Housy gets too warm, many trout anglers move to the cold tailwaters of the Farmington below Hogback Dam. The 25 miles of river between Riverton and Farmington are the most popular; trout rise in the cooler water all summer. Be forewarned that these are heavily pressured and extremely fussy fish. Come prepared with 7X and 8X tippets and small flies, especially from the end of June into August. UpCountry Sportfishing, 860-379-1952; farmingtonriver.com
Guide's Tips
Species: Trout
Guide: Shawn Britton; UpCountry Sportfishing; farmingtonriver.com; 860-379-1952
Rig Specifics: Use a 7 1/2- to 9-foot, 3- or 4-weight fly rod with fine leaders (tapering down to 6X or 8X) and tiny caddis fly imitations.
Quick Tip: Fish in the early morning, from 6 to 9 a.m.
Where to Fish: The lower trout management area, starting at Pleasant Valley.
Farmington River When the Housy gets too warm, many trout anglers move to the cold tailwaters of the Farmington below Hogback Dam. The 25 miles of river between Riverton and Farmington are the most popular; trout rise in the cooler water all summer. Be forewarned that these are heavily pressured and extremely fussy fish. Come prepared with 7X and 8X tippets and small flies, especially from the end of June into August. UpCountry Sportfishing, 860-379-1952; farmingtonriver.com
Guide's Tips
Species: Trout
Guide: Shawn Britton; UpCountry Sportfishing; farmingtonriver.com; 860-379-1952
Rig Specifics: Use a 7 1/2- to 9-foot, 3- or 4-weight fly rod with fine leaders (tapering down to 6X or 8X) and tiny caddis fly imitations.
Quick Tip: Fish in the early morning, from 6 to 9 a.m.
Where to Fish: The lower trout management area, starting at Pleasant Valley.
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