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Indian Hollow 2013

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98 Likes, 7 Comments - Geoff (@brackishflies) on Instagram: “I really need to find more opportunities to use my #quadcopter while #flyfishing , it's almost too…”

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Dropped by the Mill today. Noticed some work had been done by the Audobon. I think they cut out some dead wood and added some gravel for erosion control. Didn't see too much difference on the height of the fresh water portion of the river after yesterday's rain. However I saw what I thought was an abondonded attempt at a redd. I also saw a greenbelt sign at the blacksmith site in Byfield on the Parker, I'm almost certain last year that exact location had a private property no trespassing sign... ... See MoreSee Less

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Hi, Since its stacking up to be a good fall migration for stripers with good schools of pogies around, I thought I'd share a clip we did in 2003 for our show "Get Outside". It gives a flavor of how good the fishing can be in the fall along the Essex County coastline. Its the old standard definition format, so a bit fuzzy. ... See MoreSee Less

Striper Fishing on the Magnolia Shore

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I quick clip of the fall migration of predatory fish along the Massachusetts coastline.

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Parker River, Byfield.
Took the kids out with their kayaks today. We launched off of the power lines/ bike path, and while doing so actually ran into a couple guys launching a canoe on a trip up to the pond. We chatted a bit and he told me he had been going out there since his dad took him as a youngster. I inquired about trout he said he'd only caught one rainbow in all the years going up to the pond and mentioned the typical list of warm water fish that he catches up there. While my older two were up kyaking I quickly snuck down below the dam where I had fished in the spring. There is a steep grade below the dam, and in the spring it was a wild white water. I was hoping that below the riffles, which completely dry up, that the hole may hold some fish, but I doubted trout would be there. I had left my fly rod at home this time bringing an ultralight spin rod with a tiny kastmaster. The path down was completely over grown, no one had been there since spring. First cast to the hole, small fish but got off. Second cast nothing. Third cast, other side of the hole near weeds, bass. That was enough for me and I knew I had to get back to my kyakers. ... See MoreSee Less

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