Tailwater Browns & Dry-Droppers

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Dry-dropper + Superlative Tailwater Trout Stream = FUN! Enough said.
This episode had been lined up for editing since May (!), but I’ve just been so damn busy that its taken this long to get it out the proverbial door. Oh well… tells an enjoyable story just the same I suppose, right?
And hell, hopefully this can serve as a small distraction from the insanity of an impending Henri collision. Stay safe, folks!
➤ Location(s)
West Branch Farmington River, Litchfield County, Connecticut
➤ Gear Used
8.5' 5wt w/floating line
Dry-dropper (elk hair caddis & pheasant tails/hare's ears)
➤ Online
Connecticut Angler website: www.connecticutangler.com
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Комментарии : 13

@apkpicker 2 года назад

Well done fishing and video! I started fly fishing a couple years ago and have fished this section a few times and only taken one fish in 5-6 times on it. I learned a good bit from this and enjoyed watching. Can't wait til it warms up a bit

@deandutkiewicz5739 2 года назад

Where I go is birge pond hoppers in bristol ct where im getting trout and bass every Saturday morning.poking on my phone about birge pond I came across photography that you have taken there that was breath taking.keep it up👍

@DownstreamDownrange 2 года назад

Stunner brown!!!!! Nice farm trip !! Surprised to see you there with the heat! I assume this was from a wayssss back. Tight lines buddy

@ConnecticutAngler 2 года назад

Yeah, this was way back in May. I’ve got so much footage backed up, I’m gonna have July stuff coming out in October at this rate.

@DownstreamDownrange 2 года назад

@@ConnecticutAngler that’s a good thing !!!!

@joshandhuntersadventures5046 2 года назад

Great job love those browns

@ConnecticutAngler 2 года назад

You bet! The Farmington produces some fine specimens!

@dipster14 2 года назад

What's up dude! Great video as always. I wouldn't want to leave the spot either lol.

@deandutkiewicz5739 2 года назад

Great to see you again haven't seen any videos in a while but you nailed in it once again you make me feel like im fishing right there you with every video.your the reason I fish every Saturday morning.keep it up👍

@sigma6112 2 года назад

I’ve been trying to trout fish on the Farmington river but haven’t caught that many yet, do you know any good spots near the Hartford area? If you don’t In that area do you know any good spots on the pequabuck, cause it passes right behind my house but I’ve only caught 1 rainbow trout there. Ps. I love your videos, it’s nice to see someone fishing locally,( I live in ct)

@Nick-sp8bu 2 года назад

novice fly fisherman here. I heard that dry droppers weren’t very effective in new england. seems that info was incorrect!

@ConnecticutAngler 2 года назад

Oh yeah, I can say with certainty that that’s plainly false. The principle behind a dry-dropper is universal… it just combines a dry fly with a nymph, giving feeding trout a choice of either rising for that dry or hanging low for the nymph, rather than just leveraging one or the other. So in a place/time where trout can conceivably be caught on dry flies or nymphs, there’s no reason they couldn’t be caught on a dry-dropper. There ARE scenarios where the dry-dropper isn’t the best choice (when there’s no significant prospect for rising trout; in rougher water that drowns the dry fly too easily; when risers are super spooky and the nymph could turn them off; when streamers are the better choice; etc). But just in the general sense of “do they work here?”, there’s no reason they wouldn’t work virtually anywhere in the world where trout are feeding on smaller forage both on the top and subsurface.

@Nick-sp8bu 2 года назад

@@ConnecticutAngler thank you for all the info. very helpful!