Fishing Charters (802)688-4304
Fishing Charters (802)688-4304
How about some top water action when temperatures rise?
(by float only)
Wild brook and brown trout on the fly in moving water from high mountain streams to the main stem for large stocked rainbow and brown trout, we have it all.
(by wade and float)
When the water is warm and the trout need a break, how about some poor man's bonefish? Freshwater sight fishing at its best..!
(by float only)
Fly fishing in southern Vermont is a time honored tradition in New England. The sport takes anglers to places of exceptional beauty. The rivers and streams of VT and upstate New York are some of the world’s finest. Three species of trout thrive in the cool waters of the area: Brown, brook and rainbow. Spring brings exciting and famous hatches which in turn brings eager fly fishers ready to skip dry flies along the flow, imitating life. Summer and fall, bring opportunities to tempt native, wild and stocked trout with streamers, nymphs and also with dry flies.
With ample water to explore, anglers can expect to fish using simple but effect tackle rigs. Anywhere from a 2-5 wt rod will do nicely. Wet wading is a fun way to wander the waterways in summer time. It’s Vermont...we get really excited about warm weather! Full waders are most commonly worn here and will keep dry, fly fishers of all different ages and experience levels. When scouting for the precious commodities swimming below the surface don’t forget to look around you. Our woods are filled with wild life. Most of all fishing in Vermont and neighboring NY is a wonderful opportunity to get outside, learn about the natural world and catch and release a gorgeous colorful trout.
The Bennington Welcome Center is a very clean facility that provides restrooms and a warm welcome to Vermont.
The Wayside country store offers a variety of deli and food options. Most all products are Vermont made and the store offered a rich history.
The Orvis Flagship store in Manchester is the hub of fly fishing in Vermont and is next door to the American Museum of Fly Fishing.
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