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[PASTERCASTER]

Well I couldn't stay away. Although I haven't fly casted since 2002 it has been in my thoughts almost daily, hence my handle PASTercaster. Easily the thing I miss most about NY. The neoprene waders haven't seen ANY use in FL. I'll say it now my spelling stinks, so please bear with. I have been very curious about the Nissequoge river state park fishing status. How is it going there now? In the 80's it was a well kept secret with huge trout. Shooting fish in a barrel, YES. Crystal clear spring fed water, & being able to see & target a specific fish was great. Barbless hooks, tippet pound limits, narrow banks & close trees made it challenging, but going home empty handed was rare. Living 10 minutes away, I went often. ANY updates on changes, price increases, the virus would be appreciated. If I went there tomorrow I'm sure I'd remember every hole & undercut bank.

 

[littledavid123]

Welcome to the forum Pastercaster

I don't know anything Nissequoge River but would recommend using the search feature to see what you may find. It is a great resource filled with everything ever posted. Also something to remember, the forum has a LOT of people reading what is said and if you wish to keep a place secret don't mention by name.

Dave

 

[spm]

Welcome to the forum. We have several Fla members. I'm sure they'll be along to answer any specific questions you may have.

steve

 

[PASTERCASTER]

Thanks LD, the search I tried yielded nothing recent. The N.R. secret cat was let out of the bag around 1990 when all of a sudden app 75% of the people there seemed to be Suffolk county teachers. My OLD honey holes are now a 3+ hour plane ride away.

 

[kentuckysteve]

Welcome to the forum,PASTERCASTER.

 

[ia_trouter]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[dennyk]

PASTERCASTER, welcome to the forum. I'm sure you'll get some pretty good tips on other types and places to fish in your area!

:welcomean

Denny

 

[airborne 82nd]

Welcome..enjoy , its a fun place to hang out
Airborne