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Connecticut Coastline: Saltwater Intro
Posted by jester on Tuesday, June 17 @ 07:03:35 PDT

Wanting to get my son into saltwater flyfishing, but not having a boat available to me I was wondering where a good place to start along the coastline would be for him. We live on the Greenwich/Stamford border. At the moment the stripers and blues are starting to come in so that's what I'd like to focus on, but I am open to anything that swims.

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Re: Connecticut Coastline: Saltwater Intro
by eb1326 on Tuesday, September 09 @ 11:21:45 PDT

Sherwood Island St Park has a nice outflow - go to the most easter edge of the beach. Comp is solid. Rye Playland has a nice outflow in th eback...leads out to a sand flat...can cross the flow at low tide and fish the flat.

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