stream conditions
06/18/2013
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Tuesday: Flow 4,280 cfs. local brooks are your best running water option this week- Furnace & other brooks, and look for the Blackberry River to be fishable tody. If you have some sort of watercraft, local ponds are a great warmwater fishing option, they are fishable regardless of rainfall. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/18/2013
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Tuesday: Flow 4,140 cfs. River has dropped 1,610 cfs since yesterday, local brooks are your best running water option this week- Furnace & other brooks, and look for the Blackberry River to be fishable tody. If you have some sort of watercraft, local ponds are a great warmwater fishing option, they are fishable regardless of rainfall. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/17/2013
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Monday: Flow 5,750 cfs. Housy peaked out at just under 8,000cfs Saturday, we dropped 1,000cfs overnight, but local brooks are your best running water option this weekend- Furnace & other brooks, and look for the Blackberry River to be fishable todya or Monday at the latest. If you have some sort of watercraft, local ponds are a great warmwater fishing option, they are fishable regardless of rainfall. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/16/2013
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Sunday: Father's Day is here, it's not too late to get Dad an HRO Gift Certificate for a guided fishing trip or store merchandise. Housy peaked out at just under 8,000cfs Saturday, we dropped 1,000cfs overnight, but local brooks are your best running water option this weekend- Furnace & other brooks, and look for the Blackberry River to be fishable todya or Monday at the latest. If you have some sort of watercraft, local ponds are a great warmwater fishing option, they are fishable regardless of rainfall. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/15/2013
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Saturday: Only one more day until Father's Day (Sun 6/16), get Dad an HRO Gift Certificate for a guided fishing trip or store merchandise. With the Housy peaked out at just under 8,000cfs from 3 1/2 weeks of on/off rain, local brooks are your best running water option this weekend- Furnace Brook looked great along Rt 4, all the other brooks should also be fishable, and look for the Blackberry River to be fishable by Sunday (Monday at the latest). If you have some sort of watercraft, local ponds are a great warmwater fishing option, they are fishable regardless of rainfall. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/14/2013
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Friday: Father's Day is this Sunday, 6/16- we do Gift Certificates. Housy is at 6,420cfs (needs to be under 2,000 to fish), Although it's looking like 4 weekends in a row w/ Housy way too high, small streams/brooks should be fishable by Sat or Sun. During the brief window of under 2,000cfs Housy flows last week, we had 3 days of excellent fishing near the banks with big dries. All this high/dirty water of late is unfortunate, as the hatches are heavy. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/13/2013
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Wednesday: Father's Day is this Sunday, 6/16- we do Gift Certificates. Housy peaked this morn at just over 5,000cfs (needs to be under 2,000 to fish), but the weatherman is predicting 90% chance of 1-2" later today, with 100% chance of 1-2" overnight. Although it's looking like 4 weekends in a row w/ Housy way too high, small streams/brooks should be fishable by Sat or Sun. During the brief window of under 2,000cfs Housy flows last week, we had 3 days of excellent fishing near the banks with big dries. All this high/dirty water of late is unfortunate, as the hatches are heavy. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows- looks like we will do an extra-large Sept stocking, shooting for $10,000. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/12/2013
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Tuesday: Father's Day is this Sunday, 6/16- we do Gift Certificates. Housy is flowing at 4,390 cfs. Furnace Brook and all the other local brooks & small streams are fishable as of today. During the brief window of under 2,000cfs Housy flows last week, we had excellent fishing near the banks with big dries. We need this damn rain to stop for a while. Housy Hatches are in full swing, we are still in "Crazy Time", just need the flow to drop/clear. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/11/2013
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Tuesday: Father's Day is this Sunday, 6/16- we do Gift Certificates. Housy is flowing at 3,970cfs. Furnace Brook and all the other local brooks & small streams are fishable as of today. During the brief window of under 2,000cfs Housy flows last week, we had excellent fishing near the banks with big dries. We need this damn rain to stop for a while. Housy Hatches are in full swing, we are still in "Crazy Time", just need the flow to drop/clear. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!06/10/2013
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Monday: Father's Day is this Sunday, 6/16- we do Gift Certificates. Housy dropped 1,000cfs+ over past 24 hours, still need to come down about another 2,000cfs to get back fishing again, but the weatherman says there is a 90% chance of 1-2" of rain overnight- Mother Nature is very cruel sometimes... Furnace Brook looks perfect this morning, and all the other local brooks & small streams are fishable as of today. During the brief window of under 2,000cfs Housy flows last week, we had excellent fishing near the banks with big dries. We need this damn rain to stop for a while. Housy Hatches are in full swing, we are still in "Crazy Time", just need the flow to drop/clear. We are still soliciting donations for our HRO private stocking of rainbows. We DO NOT have a license machine, so please purchase one online before coming here. Please "Like" us on FaceBook if you haven't already We're your fly-fishing source in Connecticut, feel free to contact us!
events
10/06/2013
Davy Wotton Midge & Wet Fly Clinic October 5th & 6th, 2013 9AM-5PM
Clinic will be two days- 1 of Midge fishing, and 1 of Wet Flies. Wotton is most famous for being the modern champion of Wet Fly fishing (he produced the "Wet Fly Ways" DVD), but he is equally passionate & skilled at Midge fishing. He just released 2 DVD's on the subject. Do not think that Midges mean only #26's fished on the surface. The way Davy does it includes a lot of subsurface fishing with patterns in #14-18 also, and the flies, rigging & techniques he uses will work on any trout stream in the world (midges hatch 12 months a year on 100% of trout streams). When it comes to Wet Flies, Davy is the undisputed champion, he is the most knowledgeable living Wet Fly man in the world, and the techniques he learned in Europe were developed over centuries of fishing for wild brown trout, so they work anywhere. Clinic is 2 days, 9A-5PM, includes lunch. Call 860-672-1010 to book a spot, cost is $300, paid in full in advance, no refunds- clinic runs rain or shine.10/05/2013
Davy Wotton Midge & Wet Fly Clinic October 5th & 6th, 2013 9AM-5PM
Clinic will be two days- 1 of Midge fishing, and 1 of Wet Flies. Wotton is most famous for being the modern champion of Wet Fly fishing (he produced the "Wet Fly Ways" DVD), but he is equally passionate & skilled at Midge fishing. He just released 2 DVD's on the subject. Do not think that Midges mean only #26's fished on the surface. The way Davy does it includes a lot of subsurface fishing with patterns in #14-18 also, and the flies, rigging & techniques he uses will work on any trout stream in the world (midges hatch 12 months a year on 100% of trout streams). When it comes to Wet Flies, Davy is the undisputed champion, he is the most knowledgeable living Wet Fly man in the world, and the techniques he learned in Europe were developed over centuries of fishing for wild brown trout, so they work anywhere. Clinic is 2 days, 9A-5PM, includes lunch. Call 860-672-1010 to book a spot, cost is $300, paid in full in advance, no refunds- clinic runs rain or shine.06/15/2013
Streamer Tying Clinic w/ Jim Plante, Sat. June 15, 2013, 10am-4pm
HRO Guide Jim Plante is a well-traveled fisherman who loves to teach fly fishing & fly tying, and he is also a signature fly designer for Rainy’s Flies (a purveyor of arguably some of the highest quality flies in the business). Check out his blog out his fly tying site at www.steelcanvas.blogspot.com as well as www.saltyriffle.blogspot.com Jim is a subsurface minded angler so he really loves nymphing but even more so, chucking big meaty streamers. Jim has a variety of patterns (mostly original) he uses to catch trout on different waters; local and non local. He will share some of these with you during this full day clinic. This clinic will focus on tying articulated and non-articulated streamers in different sizes. Show up with your vise, basic tools, assorted threads, and Jim will provide the materials & hooks. Please have at least basic tying skills. You will have an opportunity to pick Jim’s brain about how he approaches the waters when fishing streamers.05/19/2013
Davy Wotton Midge & Wet Fly Clinic 5/18 & 5/19, 2013
Clinic will be two days- 1 of Midge fishing, and 1 of Wet Flies. Wotton is most famous for being the modern champion of Wet Fly fishing (he produced the "Wet Fly Ways" DVD), but he is equally passionate & skilled at Midge fishing. He just released 2 DVD’s on the subject. Don’t think that Midges mean only #26's fished on the surface. The way Davy does it includes a lot of subsurface fishing with patterns in #14-18 also, and the flies, rigging & techniques he uses will work on any trout stream in the world (midges hatch 12 months a year on 100% of trout streams). When it comes to Wet Flies, Davy is the undisputed champion, he is the most knowledgeable living Wet Fly man in the world, and the techniques he learned in Europe were developed over centuries of fishing for wild brown trout, so they work anywhere. Clinic is 2 days, 9A-5PM, includes lunch. Call 860-672-1010 to book a spot, cost is $300, paid in full in advance, no refunds- clinic runs rain or shine.05/18/2013
Davy Wotton Midge & Wet Fly Clinic 5/18 & 5/19, 2013
Clinic will be two days- 1 of Midge fishing, and 1 of Wet Flies. Wotton is most famous for being the modern champion of Wet Fly fishing (he produced the "Wet Fly Ways" DVD), but he is equally passionate & skilled at Midge fishing. He just released 2 DVD’s on the subject. Don’t think that Midges mean only #26's fished on the surface. The way Davy does it includes a lot of subsurface fishing with patterns in #14-18 also, and the flies, rigging & techniques he uses will work on any trout stream in the world (midges hatch 12 months a year on 100% of trout streams). When it comes to Wet Flies, Davy is the undisputed champion, he is the most knowledgeable living Wet Fly man in the world, and the techniques he learned in Europe were developed over centuries of fishing for wild brown trout, so they work anywhere. Clinic is 2 days, 9A-5PM, includes lunch. Call 860-672-1010 to book a spot, cost is $300, paid in full in advance, no refunds- clinic runs rain or shine.05/04/2013
Aaron Jasper “Master” Nymphing Clinic 5/4/13 9AM-5PM
It’s been 5 years since Aaron guided for us, and in the interim he has produced 3 best-selling DVD’s on nymphing (2 Euro, 1 indicator), had dozens of articles published, and is currently writing a book on fly fishing for trout. He also guides, does many presentations, and is on Rio’s Advisory Team. His teaching career combined with 250 days a year fishing all over the world makes him a natural for instruction. Aaron is a trout-catching machine, one of the best I've ever seen. This “Master” nymphing clinic will cover the tight-line Euro methods, as well as indicator fishing. Aaron will cover rigging, fly selection, various presentations, strike detection, when to best use each technique, etc. There will be Power Points on both styles of fishing & he will show you how to build the appropriate leaders for both styles, and how to adjust them to the conditions. Clinic is $100 (plus tax), paid in advance, non-refundable, happens rain or shine. 8P max. Call 860-672-1010.04/27/2013
Aaron Jasper Indicator Nymphing Clinic 4/27/13 10AM-2PM
It’s been 5 years since Aaron has guided for us, and we are bringing him back this Spring. Since then, Aaron produced 3 best-selling DVD’s on nymphing (2 Euro, 1 indicator), had dozens of articles published, and is currently writing a book on fly fishing for trout. He also guides, does numerous seminars/clinics, and is on Rio’s advisory team. His teaching career combined with 250 days a year fishing all over the world makes him a natural for instruction. Aaron is a human trout-catching machine, one of the absolute best I’ve ever seen. Aaron will thoroughly discuss rigging, fly selection, indicator selection, casting/mending, strike detection, weight usage, hook-setting, etc. There will be a Power Point presentation, and he will show you how to build a simple leader & adjust it to the conditions. This clinic will advance your fish-catching by light years. Call 860-672-1010 to sign up, cost is $75 (+ tax), paid in advance, non-refundable, rain or shine, 8P limit.04/20/2013
Free Opening Day Pancake Breakfast Saturday 4/20/13
Will be holding our Free Annual HRO Opening Day Pancake Breakfast on April 20th, from about 7AM to around 10AM, all are welcome. There will be plenty of pancakes, bacon, eggs, sausages, donuts, coffee & OJ. We will also have the two big reps from area, Brad Gage & Justin Sterner, from about 10AM thru mid-afternoon. Between them they have all the best product lines: Simms, Sage, Waterworks-Lamson, Tibor, Winston, Redington, Rio, Sci Angler, Buff, Smith Optics, Umpqua, Ross, Wof Moon Nets, and Fishpond. They will have some of their product lines for you to play with and cast.04/13/2013
Free Housatonic Upper TMA/C&R Orientation w/ Torrey, Sat 4/13/13 at 10AM
Our most popular event every year, I'll once again be doing a driving tour of the Upper Housy TMA/C&R Section, covering from the Rt 7/Rt 4 concrete bridge all the way upstream to Push-Em-Up. Spring is FINALLY here, making this a great time to learn the river. Meet at the store, and then we will carpool from there. We will make multiple stops along the way, and you will be taught pool names, accesses, hatches, high water/low water spots, trout stocking/holdovers/wild trout info, seasonal changes, effective flies, history of the TMA & PCB's, etc. This is a flexible event where I encourage lots of questions. Bring a pad & pen so you can take notes, and also bring your gear so you can fish afterwards.03/23/2013
FREE Housatonic Bull's Bridge TMA/C&R area Orientation w/ Torrey, March 23 at 10AM
I'll be doing another FREE Housatonic Bull's Bridge TMA/C&R area Orientation (on Rt 7 about 15 miles South of our shop). Meet at the store, and then we will carpool from there- all are welcome to attend. This lower TMA gets very little fishing pressure overall, and holds some of the biggest trout in the Housatonic. It's a great option for those of you who live closer to this section, or want an escape from the more popular Upper C&R area by shop on crowded weekends when conditions and weather are a little too nice. Some of the access points require light hiking up to about a mile, so please be in reasonable physical shape and bring proper footwear. We will make multiple stops, and you will be taught pool names, accesses, hatches, high water/low water spots, trout stocking/holdovers/wild trout info, seasonal changes, effective flies, history of the TMA & PCB's, etc. This is a flexible event where I encourage lots of questions. Bring a pad & pen to take notes.03/16/2013
A-to-Z Streamer Clinic with HRO Head Guide Adam, Sat 3/16/13 at 9AM
Veteran HRO Head Guide Adam is the real deal, a local guy who eats, sleeps & breathes fishing and guiding. Come join him for a 5-6 hour clinic covering the A- Z of streamer fishing. Part of the clinic will be an indoor power point presentation covering flies, holding lies and leader construction for both large rivers and small streams. The second half will be streamside where he will cover stream approach, body positioning, casting and fishing techniques. You will walk away from this clinic with the knowledge and confidence to catch fish on streamers in various condition on any river, big or small. He will show he consistently get his clients into fish. Learn how to read the water and adapt to the conditions. Benefit from his years of experience, he truly is a student of the sport and loves to teach it to others. Clinic cost will be $75, paid in advance, non-refundable, rain or shine. Call the shop at 860-672-1010 to book a spot. Date is 3/16/3 at 9AM.03/09/2013
Free Housatonic Upper TMA/C&R Orientation w/ Torrey, Sat 3/9/13 at 10AM
Our most popular event every year, I'll once again be doing a driving tour of the Upper Housy TMA/C&R Section, covering from the Rt 7/Rt 4 concrete bridge all the way upstream to Push-Em-Up. Meet at the store, and then we will carpool from there. We will make multiple stops along the way, and you will be taught pool names, accesses, hatches, high water/low water spots, trout stocking/holdovers/wild trout info, seasonal changes, effective flies, history of the TMA & PCB's, etc. This is a flexible event where I encourage lots of questions. Bring a pad & pen so you can take notes, and also bring your gear so you can fish afterwards.02/23/2013
Free Tying Housy Caddis Class w/ Torrey...
I’ve been fishing the Housatonic River for a long time now, going on almost 28 years this season. As you might imagine, I’ve found some favorite flies over the years that I find work great on the Housy & elsewhere too. The Housy is a Caddis river for sure, and they are a quite common bug in most trout streams I’ve fished. I’ll show you some patterns that I’ve found to be pretty deadly, from larva to pupa to dries. I catch some of my biggest trout at Caddis time, it gets the trout (especially the big ones that usually are only catchable on big streamers) in a feeding frenzy. This clinic should up your score on trout this Spring. Show up with your vise, basic tools, and some assorted threads, and I will provide the materials & hooks. Please have at least basic tying skills. You will also have a great opportunity to pick my brain about how I approach Caddis hatches on the Housy and elsewhere. -Torrey02/16/2013
Free Tying Housy Mayfly Patterns Class w/ Jim Plante, Sat. 2/16/13 at 10AM
HRO Guide Jim Plante is a well-traveled fisherman who loves to teach fly fishing & fly tying, and he is also a signature fly designer for Rainy’s Flies (a purveyor of arguably some of the highest quality flies in the business). Check out his blog at www.saltyriffle.blogspot.com, and also his fly tying site at www.steelcanvas.blogspot.com. Jim has a variety of patterns (mostly original) he uses to catch Housatonic trout in the Spring, and he will share some of these with you, both subsurface as well as dries/emergers. This class will help make sure you have the right stuff to match the hatches in Spring of ’13. Show up with your vise, basic tools, and some assorted threads, and Jim will provide the materials & hooks. Please have at least basic tying skills. You will also have a great opportunity to pick Jim’s brain about how he approaches Spring hatches on the Housy and elsewhere.02/09/2013
Free Tying Basic Pike Flies Class w/ Keith Godfrey, Sat. 2/9/13 10AM
Those of you who were on our HRO FaceBook page in 2012 are probably familiar with our guide Keith, we’ve posted numerous pictures of him, his clients, and his pretty girlfriend holding up some impressive Housy pike (some over 40”). Keith is probably the most dialed in of all our guides at catching Housy pike on flies, and this class will focus on some basic pike patterns that a tyer of average abilities can make. Show up with your vise, basic tools, and some assorted heavy threads, and Keith will provide the materials & hooks. Please have at least basic tying skills. This is a great opportunity to also pick his brain about his approach to pike on the fly. Keith is an accomplished tyer, you will definitely learn some good stuff.
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Take a close look at the two pictures of the Early Brown Stonefly nymphs from the Housy on 3/9, there were as many along the river snowbanks as I have ever seen, and lots of winged
Early Black Stonefly adults too in many spots. As I write this we are experiencing unusually good Housy fishing conditions for March- moderate, clear flows with that fishy greenish tint. Often March sees murky flows 1,5000-3,000cfs, but not this year. Get out and fish, conditions this good are truly a gift, and most of the highs have moved into the 40’s now. March is a quality over quantity month, and fishing pressure is usually on the light side- there are always spots with elbow room if you are willing to take a short walk. Nymphs will catch more fish now, but medium to large streamers can connect you to a true trophy if you are persistent and fish them slow and deep. Focus on the softer water in pools and deeper runs, and the most productive time of day is late morning thru late afternoon. It is the most comfortable then, water temps are the highest, and both the trout and the insects are most active. The deadliest nymph in March is a larger #8-10 Golden or brown Stonefly, even when you see lots of the smaller #12-16 Early Stones on the banks. Good trailer nymphs include #10-16 Princes, Pheasant Tails, Black Copper John’s, Hare’s Ears, Scuds, Egg Flies, Twenty Inchers, or whatever your generic “confidence nymph” happens to be. I have personally done better with these more suggestive patterns than with exact imitations of the Early Stones, dunno why. March Housy trout seem to average bigger than any other time of year, with 20”+ browns and bows not at all unheard of.
Again, streamers and also bigger stones seem to produce the majority of the real trophies. Make sure you have a CT 2013 fishing license before venturing out, as we do not have a license machine. You can purchase one online by clicking
here. Most CT Town Halls also sell them Mondays thru Fridays.
We have several paid clinics that still have some openings, check our "Events" section for details, they are also listed on our FaceBook page. Keep your eye out for some "Fishing with Torrey" days to be scheduled for this Spring on some Sundays. They will be full day (about 8 hour) outings with him, limited to groups of four fishermen at $100 per person. Call, message or email the store with your name and daytime phone number if you want to get on the list. Still have a few slots open in Adam's "A-2-Z Streamer Clinic" on March 16th, he will teach you various methods to cover most situations you will encounter, on water big and small. The annual two day clinic with master angler Davy Wotton in mid-May filled up fast, so due to popular demand I scheduled a 2nd one on the weekend of October 5th/6th- it will be "Midge & Wet Fly Fishing", one full day of each. Davy is probably the best living wet fly fisherman, and is also expert at Midge fishing. Former HRO guide Aaron Jasper (producer of 3 best-selling nymphing DVD's, dozens of published articles, and owner of troutpredator.com) will do 2 nymphing clinics for us this Spring- a half-day Indicator Nymphing class on April 27th, and a full-day "Master Nymphing" clinic that will cover both Indicator and Tight-Line European methods on May 4th (it's 1/2 full already). Call the shop at 860-672-1010 to sign up for any of these informative clinics.
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Couple new products of note: Temple Fork Outfitters just came out with a 5' 3 piece rod in their Finesse Series, it's for brooks, tight casting situation, and smaller fish (such as panfish)- they call it the "Half Weight". The general consensus is that it casts best with a #2 line. Stop by & check it out, for only $159.95 it's a great deal for you short, ultralight rod aficionados.
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