That Time of the Season
It’s my favorite. Changing foliage from summer greens to brilliant autumn colors, a certain crispness to the air reminding us that the cold winds of winter are never too far away, and absolutely brilliant trout and salmon.
It’s my favorite. Changing foliage from summer greens to brilliant autumn colors, a certain crispness to the air reminding us that the cold winds of winter are never too far away, and absolutely brilliant trout and salmon.
Another change in the weather arrived in northern New Hampshire today and it looks like it might hang around for a while this time. Night time temps in the 40’s and … gasp, 30’s on Sunday morning, with daytime highs in the 50’s and 60’s. This all means good things for those of us that love fishing in the autumn, as that cooler water means feeding fish, on the move.
That’s right … a flow report. The river flows will probably dictate how the fishing’s going to be for the next couple of weeks, so here’s a little update on what’s happening …
You can feel it coming … just a hint of a change in the weather that will have the feel of autumn. For this angler and bird hunter, it will be more than welcome – the hot and humid weather that we’ve had lately is debilitating to my sensibilities. Of course, I know that my tune will be the opposite when we’re in the depths of winter in five months …