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I live in N.Central Mass.
I have only been here for a couple of years and have mainly fished ponds and lakes. The only moving water in my backyard is the Squanacook and Nashua rivers. Like Nick Lyons says, "the grass isn't always greener on the other side of the fence", so I have a habit of fishing near my home and exploring outwards rather than picking a well known destination and planning a trip. I have found some very unpressured waters that way. But in this case the two rivers I mentioned have been pretty pathetic so far. Last summer I took a drive with the GF heading west on Rt. 2 and found the Miller river. I stopped at several places where the river was visable from the road and tried a few casts without much success. After following ROFF closely now for a couple weeks it seems Stan Gula and a few others live in Western MA. Without giving away favorite holes do you guys have any suggestions? -- Ric Hamel A poor$, poor$ fishing freak living in the GWN |
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