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TGF Outings 2010
Theodore Gordon Flyfishers is organizing a varied selection of fishing trips for the 2009 season. In addition to the popular favorites revisited each year, we are renewing a few traditional goodies.
Some of the rivers we will visit are rich in history and tradition, their waters cast into by legendary anglers or titans of industry. Bookending the season are a trip to the Beaverkill, a touchstone throughout history for giants including Theodore Gordon himself, and two outings on the Connetquot, a fishery that maintains the mid-nineteenth century traditions experienced by presidents and early industrialists alike.
Other waters were chosen for their beauty and bounty. Shinnecock Inlet on Long Island and Connecticut's Farmington River both offer magnificent vistas with currents teeming with fish.
We hope you will join us on at least one of the TGF outings this season. The days are always a perfect mix of fishing, camaraderie, and amusement. We will send out notices about the individual outings throughout the season. For more information on this year's trips, contact Sara Low at
outings@tgf.org
ATTN: THEODORE GORDON FLYFISHERS
Farmington River
New Hartford, Connecticut
Saturday, June 26th
TGF travels to Connecticut to fish the upper section of the west branch of the Farmington, a beautiful fishery that holds brown, rainbow and brook trout as well as salmon. The Farmington, Connecticut’s only “Wild and Scenic River,” is a tailwater fishery with water temperatures cool enough for quality fishing even in the summer. The water is easily accessible and offers various types of fishing spots from long pools to quick riffles to heavy water.
Make a day of it by fishing in the morning, gathering for a streamside barbecue ($15 pp), and fishing the late hatches in the afternoon and evening.
You can purchase lunch tickets online here:
If you are interested, please contact Sara Low at outings@tgf.org
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