Category Archives: Fly Fishing in Freshwater

Hendricksons on the Farmington River

Posted on May 5, 2017 by Ed Mitchell

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

Posted on July 2, 2016 by Ed Mitchell

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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The “Sulphur” Hatch on the Farmington River: Part Four

Posted on June 26, 2016 by Ed Mitchell

Part Four:  In the following days I waded as many pools and runs as I could. It was a vivid reminder of how much terrific trout water exists on this river. Naturally my main goal throughout stayed the same – … Continue reading →

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The “Sulphur” Hatch on the Farmington River: Part Three

Posted on June 24, 2016 by Ed Mitchell

Part Three: Bright and early the following morning I stopped into Upcountry Sportfishing, located right on route 44 in New Hartford.  Upcountry is fly-fishing central in these parts. Besides being a well-run, well stocked fly shop – the kind that’s … Continue reading →

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The “Sulphur” Hatch on the Farmington River: Part Two

Posted on June 22, 2016 by Ed Mitchell

Part Two: Ok, lets talk more about the “sulphur” hatch on the Farmington River. My first day on the river was filled with surprises.  Now the text book time for “sulphurs” to appear is 5pm, just as the light begins … Continue reading →

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