Nice report Keith. These continual cold fronts one after another with the freakin rain aren't condusive to the better fishing that usually happens in the Fall. So with that said you did well.

Many a year ago we fished Scott's Bog. You could wear out a new fly rod on the Brookies in there back then, and there was some darn nice ones in there. Took a lot of whoppers out of Coon's Brook which comes in on the left when you face the inlet. Too, there is a good feeder on the far side of the 1st CT Lake, don't remember the name, but took some very nice fish where it entered the lake. All good to know when you hit it again with your 1 Wt

Nice report Keith,

Sorry to be a little late in a response, but this is creazy time for me.  Any chance for a get together to fish this coming weekend or during the week.

See Yah

Lee

 Good to hear that you are getting out my friend.  I too have had some trouble connecting with fish.  I went for a whole weekend in spots I had been a week or two before when they were producing to find dismal fishing.  For a weekend of fishing I came up with 2 rainbows around 15 inches.  One in the Pemi on a Sunday morning, and one in the Amonoosuk the evening before.  As for my partner in crime, my brother, he managed a few fall fish and a small mouth between both locations.  But nothing memorable at any rate.

It was wet and my back was causing a lot of problems but I would go back tommorow! Thank you my friend. I had a great time. I look forward to going back int he spring. Hopefully with a new 2wt or 3 wt!

Yes, I do believe we should start a local chapter of fly rods anonymous.

I have my 7'9" 3wt that is my go-to rod, my 8'6" 5wt, 9'0" 8wt, 11'0 4wt czech nymph rod, and now I am building a 6'0" 1wt.

I think I will have the spectrum pretty well covered. but we'll see  (perhaps I will need a 00wt in the future)