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Fishing Reports & Blogs

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se the following river reports and tools to make the most of your time fishing in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts.

Recent Fishing Reports

Fishing Report 4/3/2022

We have had a few cold, rainy days and even saw some snow flurries. Despite some rain, the next weeks forecast looks like we are getting back into normal spring temperatures. We are currently seeing water temperatures in the low 40s, with warmer day temps the fish will be getting more active.

As far as fishing goes, streamers retrieved low and slow is the ticket. We have been seeing numerous stone flies on the surface but have not witnessed any fish actually hitting the surface for them. Stone fly nymphs are working great. Some good news, Massachusetts fish and wildlife has started stocking trout in numerous rivers in the Berkshires!

The rivers are warming and the fish are getting hungry! Contact us to set up a trip this spring as dates are filling up fast for April!

Housatonic River - Great Barrington, MA

HOUSATONIC RIVER NEAR GREAT BARRINGTON, MA

  • Streamflow: 62.1 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 1.58 ft
Streamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Housatonic River — Falls Village, Canaan, CT

HOUSATONIC RIVER AT FALLS VILLAGE, CT

  • Streamflow: 134 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 1.71 ft
Streamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Farmington River (West Branch) — Riverton, CT

WEST BRANCH FARMINGTON RIVER AT RIVERTON, CT

  • Temperature: 63.32 ° F
  • Streamflow: 104 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 3.61 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS

Westfield River — Knightville, MA

WESTFIELD RIVER AT KNIGHTVILLE, MA

  • Temperature: 63.32 ° F
  • Streamflow: 26.1 ft³/s
  • Gage height: 2.51 ft
Temperature GraphStreamflow GraphGage height Graph
USGS
USGS Water Data

 

Weather shouldn’t necessarily be a deterrent from fishing (unless extreme), but knowing what to expect from the weather is important for any good fisherman.

National Weather Service
Weather ResourcesThe National Weather Service is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It provides forecasts, historic data, and more.

Come Prepared
Berkshire Rivers Fly Fishing advises its fishermen bring the following with them on their fishing trip:

  • Hat
  • Polarized Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Rain Jacket
  • Waders (We Do Have Limited Sizes to Loan if Needed)
  • Extra Set of Dry, Warm Clothes

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