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Small streams are my favorite as well, need to fish sometime soon.
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Lee
Welcome to the site. Seeing that your from MA have you fished the smith river in MA? I've heard good things about it.
Johnl,
I've never heard of the Smith River, maybe you mean the Swift River? I fished it a few times many years ago, and it is sweet. It feels very much like a big mountain river from northern New England. The trouble is, it's just as far for me to drive to the Swift in Mass as it is to drive to the Swift in the White Mountains, so..... you know which wins out.
Yes ment the swift. Wow I wouldn't have believed the distance would be the same. Thought you'd be closer to the swift in Ware MA.
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Lee
Understandable another half hour and your in God's countrry what more could you ask for.
Welcome to the site Stevens . Hope you find it a nice little fishing site to visit and take part in . Looking fwd to seeing more of your post.
Words from the late Stephen .Throw another log on the fire and pull up a chair good folk on here . Dave V
Hello Everyone,
I'm a flyfisherman from Arlington, MA (just West of Boston) and a life-long lover of the White Mountains. As a kid I hiked all over the area with my dad and brother. I've fished with a fly since my 20s, but since my knees can't take carrying a fifty pound backpack up steep mountains anymore my hiking trips to the Whites are morphing into fishing trips, too. I've fished a few blue-ribbon streams around the US (Yellowstone, San Juan) but my first love is small streams and brooks.
One of my favorite places is the upper Ammonussuc River. I was there last week and had a great time after the water warmed up (in September, yet! Sheesh!) I look forward to chatting with you all and sharing fish stories. Can't wait for opening day 2015! ?S.