New England Fishing Season 2 // Episode 11 // Central MA Trout

[@yankietex]

Beautiful cinematography! Thanks.

[@jimbobaby1468]

i live near the quaboag river . it's nice here .

[@bigtownfishing-urbanfishin7188]

Nice video! I gotta get to Central MA

[@drewstreckenbach4517]

The first spot on the miller’s by the bridge is my spot. Haha

[@tomcassidy9426]

Church street?

[@enginelife8449]

Nice intro !!

[@taylorprattson6856]

Swift has the cleanest water i ever seen

[@tedcabana]

That is a beautiful spot on the Ware River. Anyone know exactly where that is? I'm guessing rt 122 near Barre.

[@RockyPondProductions]

Nope that's right between Hardwick and Ware

[@mattgauthier7216]

Mispronounced Quabog, Hubbardston, and Barre. Also, the Ware doesnt run through Westminster. The East Branch Ware River does however.

[@monkeymanstones1]

Where is that bridge shown around the seven (7) minute, fifteen (15) second mark? I live 18 feet from the Ware river and have walked it (not by choice, I was trying to find the spot you were fishing) from 42.1881542, -72.3245547 the Dam in Palmer to 42.3524064, -72.1369017 the Dam in New Braintree (excluding exiting the water where deeper than my neoprene waders). I absolutely could not find where this was. It stinks because I walked around, potentially putting my 3 St Croix Avid 7' ULF Spinning rods and my 3 Shimano Stradic CI4+ STCI42500HGFB reels at risk to try and find this place. There were at least a fair amount of what I used to be able to refer to by their general group name (until KZbin maker 1Rod1ReelFishing's March 28, 2020 video completely destroyed the name due to that 2nd KZbin maker made 100% clear that the word actually refers to his "most masculine of components"... "Reading BRUTALLY mean comments..." kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYW3f6mGmJqfgKM So now they're just Rainbow's, Tiger's, as well as Brook & Brown Char which for whatever reason are usually referred to by the same group name which they actually are not a genetic member of). So perhaps I should just forget even possibly finding this apparantly exceptional fishing spot and just catch them wherever I can along the river in addition to fly fishing the Swift river... but none of the nymphs in the water when on the end of my (60 pound tippett or dual 30 pound 100% fluorocarbon leaders to keep the line from the fishes view) lines catch any attention whatsoever. Even when I start high & let the water flow carry them, then increase to a medium speed, then a fast speed, the a mid water water carry followed by the same gradual speed increase, then extra low with the same changing speeds... Dry flies all late spring, summer and till mid-fall and Nymphs in the late fall, all winter and early spring with little no no movement by me and the same when I add movement: Really, please! I am a physically handicapped man (by airway condition "Severe Tracheobronchomalacia") as well as a type 1 Diabetic meaning if I were to catch the new virus about my immune system would take far, far too long to even begin a response so my symptoms will be substantially worse. Then add the handicap and it resulting in my complete inability to cough anything out (my lungs and trachea collapse into themselves when I exhale with even slightly greater than average force, so a cough means a 100% block of all airflow and everything and anything it's carrying with it... so I will drown in my own lungs and without question, die if I catch the "beer" named virus. I am begging for the information so that I can use my vast array of equipment for this group of fish and hopefully catch some absolutely great ones. "I'm dreaming of a [20+ pound Rainbow, 7 pound Brook, 4 pound Tiger and a 40+ pound Brown]. Just like the one's I [see captured around the Freshwater Salmon Farming pens in New Zealand. You know, 75 pound Rainbows?]. Yes, this was a play on Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" best know to have been performed by Bing Crosby, property of copyright holder Autarc Media GmbH). Used in a transformative manner and therefore, falls well within the DMCA Fair Use terms.

[@monkeymanstones1]

@John Doe While all people enjoy appreciation, I responded to the post to make something fairly obvious clear. I don't know that it's so, but it could be that it is not up to your expectation. Referring to an entire group of fish in such a manner was absolutely not appropriate, as my secondary reply made very clear. That may be the benefit but not the initial intention... the initial intention was to make very, very plain that insulting all of who who fish for the species group of fish will result in outcomes one would expect, yet he absolutely (somehow) missed. After my reply Trout are without doubt 100% fish, not what he for the purpose of insulting all of we who fish for substantially smarter fish had intended at all. My reply was well deserved, direct and in no way vulgar. Those whom take it to be insulting lack a grasp out our germanic language (English is based on German and thereby is Germanic).

[@monkeymanstones1]

@John Doe Your reply comes across in a manner I am guessing you had not intended... intending to insult those of sufficient intelligence. My comment contained nothing to draw such a harsh reply... I made extremely clear where my frustration was targeted (as I had many months before where on 1R1R's channel I posted the initial response) very specifically at the person who had very obviously targeted us who live in places where that group of fish are far beyond predominant. Your reply was extremely insulting and a failure to understand how that could be means your target was 180° off. Note, I stated nothing which gave indication of my being of lessor intellect. You having read my post yet replying in such a way is very targeted and needlessly insulting reply. To believe you've established another human beings Intelligence Quotient by reading a single comment (which made clear there was far more within the link provided) is a clear and very intentional insult to us both.

[@monkeymanstones1]

@John Doe I don't recall ever having written nor said that I am "extremely handicapped" because I am not. It is not easy to aquire oxygen at times, but much of the time changing angles helps. Not extreme at all excluding when the trachea refused to cooperate and that's when one lay's on their back to help resolve the insufficient oxygen.

[@adhipo22]

Location?

[@jcsully24]

The URL you site at the end of the video is a dead end: www.newenglandfishingtv.com/ Be sure to redirect it to whatever your new website URL is. I assume it's this: newenglandboating.com/fishing/ Or at least explain in the video description.

[@vinnyzanetti8036]

you completely botched the pronunciation of the Quaboag River. Unless of course you are referring to a different river however, i think not. lol

[@jeanblack3070]

Yeah its not pronounced qua-bog its pronounced quae-bog.

[@tylerfish6206]

Pave it and put they money into large and smallmouth fisheries. There is like 7% of trout fishermen who do it year round. The rest fish when they are stocked, gigantic waste of $$$$$