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Hi Mike,

Mid-August isn't a bad time to fish the higher elevations in southern Vermont, but you're going to have to look for colder water if you want trout. There are a number of options in the...

I'll put in my vote for a magnetic net release, too. I've used one for six years now and like it. If you don't use a lanyard to secure the net to your vest or wading belt, be sure the magnet is...

Hi Rich,

I have had the L2's since June 2006 and I really like them. I've used them Summer and Winter, in fresh water and salt. They're good and breathable. I think the Gore-Tex makes a real...

Hi Nathan,

Welcome to the site! Saltwater and freshwater rod blanks may be the same (many times the action of a saltwater rod of the same line weight is a little "faster" than its freshwater...

Large freshwater clam that took a nymph. Not much fight.

Karl

Hi Ray,

Sounds like she's a keeper to me! Congratulations!

Karl

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Bach Trout

Wishin' I were fishin' . . . .

Hi Big,

I just fished the White River in early June with a guide named Brad Yoder. He's a good guy, who works hard for his clients. If your're interested, Brad's website is...

Hi Anthony,

There certainly are trout streams around Boston. Try "An Angler's Guide to Trout Fishing in Massachusetts" for some of the better known streams. You can also look through the maps...

Hi Spinner1,

Beautiful photos! I spent a lot of time in southwest WI back in the 1980's when I was a Boy Scout.

Thanks for the photos,

Karl

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Bach Trout

Hi Annieman,

Does your $500.00 budget cover the rod alone, or the combination of rod, reel and line? For what it's worth, I have a St. Croix Avid 6' 3-weight that I love for really small streams....

If I remember correctly . . . you take the main trail down to the river from the Bartozzi parking area. The gauging station is a short distance upstream. Check out the USGS streamflow report before...

Hi Strand,

With the runoff in early Spring, trout will be found in slower water. Look for them in pools, where the water deepens and slows down. They'll be at the head (where the water enters)...