New England

Deerfield

Fly Fishing the Penobscot River

Type of Stream:

Tailwaters

Location:

North Central Maine

The Penobscot River is 350 miles long and is the largest river in the state of Maine; and the second largest river in the USA. The Penobscot River means “waters of descending ledge” which is the name given to it by the native people who occupied the Penobscot Valley.

Fly Fishing the Kennebago River

Type of Stream:

Freeston Medium size

Location:

Northwestern Maine

The Kennebago River begins in several ponds between White Cap and Snow Mountains near the Quebec/Maine border in the Township of Seven Ponds.

Fly Fishing the Kennebec River Maine

Type of Stream:

Tailwaters Large Size

Location:

Central Maine

The Kennebec River rises in Moosehead Lake in west central Maine and travels 150-miles past Madison, Agusta, and Richmond before emptying into the Gulf of Maine nearth Bath. The Abnakis Indians gave it the name of Kennebec River which translates into "long quiet waters".

Fly Fishing the Clyde River

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Northern Vermont

The Clyde River is over 25 miles (40 km) long and is a tributary of Lake Memphremagog in northern Vermont on the USA and Canadian border. We believe that it was named by an early Scottish surveyor who favored the more famous Clyde River in Scotland.

Fly Fishing Upper Connecticut River

Type of Stream:

Tailwater Medium Size

Location:

Northern New Hampshire

The Connecticut River is the largest river in New England, flowing south from the Connecticut Lakes in northern New Hampshire, along the border between New Hampshire and Vermont, through western Massachusetts and central Connecticut discharging into Long Island Sound.

Batten Kill River Vermont

Type of Stream:

Freestone

Location:

Western Vermont and Eastern New York

The Batten Kill River, is a 50-mile long river rising in the Green Mountains town of East Dorset, Vermont and then flowing into New York State where it empties into the mighty Hudson River.

Deerfield River Massachusetts

Type of Stream:

Tailwater

Location:

Northwestern Massachusetts

The Deerfield River starts at the Haramon Reservoir in the southern part of Vermont, then flows through Massachusetts and on to empty into the Connecticut River below Turners Falls in Greenfield, Massachusetts.