I'm considering giving the Boquet River a try, and I haven't been able to find a great deal of information about it. Does anyone know what types of trout are in the river? Also, can anyone recommend some good spots to fish from shore? Any additional information would be appreciated as well. Feel free to PM me if you don't want to post the info on the board. Thanks.
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What part of the river are you interested in?A man needs to believe in something. I believe I'll go hiking.
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fall run of salmon near the mouth is suppose to be decent.
i tried the spring run couple years ago but got skunked.
it was one of those "should've been here last weekend" timesFly Fisher's Anglers Association- a fine drinking club with a fishing problem
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Around Elizabethtown/Willsboro area, but I'm willing to give any part a try.Originally posted by lumberzacWhat part of the river are you interested in?Comment
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Actually, I just read an article on that subject. Maybe this has something to do with it.Originally posted by saccofall run of salmon near the mouth is suppose to be decent.
i tried the spring run couple years ago but got skunked.
it was one of those "should've been here last weekend" times
Here's the article link.
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thanks for the info gnat. even though it sucks big time.Fly Fisher's Anglers Association- a fine drinking club with a fishing problem
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Gnat
Gnat, are you planning on taking on the challenge of fly fishing, or do you intend to go with the old standby?Comment
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I like to fish the upper parts of the river. You never catch anything big, but it's fun to have to rock hop up and over boulders while you fish.A man needs to believe in something. I believe I'll go hiking.
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Species
Most of the trout I have caught out of the river have been browns and rainbows, but I would assume all three species are present, as are salmon. When fishing with worms, chubs usually try to feast on your bait as well. I know a couple of good spots, gnat, but I can't post them on here!Comment
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I may be willing to give fly fishing a try, especially if there are a lot of creek chubs.Originally posted by Gray GhostGnat, are you planning on taking on the challenge of fly fishing, or do you intend to go with the old standby?
creek chubs--->
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Chubs
Come on, there's nothing like a big fat creek chub. Actually, the trout hit for us just as well.Comment
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