
Brown troutStocked and holdover browns, rainbows; smallmouth bassFish on your own. Guide prices are optional; check licence, permit and access requirements before going.
- Guide, per angler
- $300
- Public access
- Good
- Crowding
- Medium

River smallmouth bass alongside the Northeast’s trout fishing.
Find on map ↓Usual season: Late spring through fall; summer low water is the time to wade, fall for the biggest fish
Usual season: Late spring through fall; summer low water is the time to wade and float
Seasons are the usual pattern, not a forecast. Check current regulations before you fish.
One destination lists smallmouth bass, in the Northeast. A guided day for two anglers costs about $600. Its best months are April, May, June, September and October. It is good for fishing on your own and has good public access.
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| Destination | JanJ | FebF | MarM | AprA | MayM | JunJ | JulJ | AugA | SepS | OctO | NovN | DecD |
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| Housatonic RiverConnecticut · $300 | In season | In season | In season | In season | In season |
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Brown troutStocked and holdover browns, rainbows; smallmouth bassFish on your own. Guide prices are optional; check licence, permit and access requirements before going.
Local-water cards link to the evidence supporting the species record and the river on its state map. Records do not establish current abundance or catch rates. Historic records are labeled separately. Check the fishing rules before targeting a species.