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Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Freshwater
Connecticut’s Salmon River
Connecticut’s Salmon River: Newer Link https://edmitchelloutdoors.com/2023/04/11/a-day-on-the-salmon-river/ Another https://edmitchelloutdoors.com/2017/05/23/back-salmon-river/ Spent a day on Connecticut’s Salmon River. I did last spring as well and others. A freestone river, small and picturesque, it wanders through the hardwood forests of Marlborough and Colchester. Its headwaters are … Continue reading
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Hendricksons on the Farmington River
Hendricksons on the Farmington River: Wonderful news. The Hendricksons are on the Farmington River. In New England, this is one of the best and most anticipated hatches of the year. And its a moveable feat too. What do I mean? … Continue reading
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Using a Fly-Fishing Lanyard
Using a Fly-Fishing Lanyard: We all love our fly-fishing vests. When Lee Wulff created the first one, it was little more than a shirt with a couple of cargo pockets sewn on. Nowadays fly-fishing vest are far more elaborate. Hell … Continue reading
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