moderate
3–6 hours
Moderate fitness recommended; ability to wade through shallow to mid-depth streams is required.
Discover fly fishing in the foothills of Mount Washington with Floating Feathers Guide Service. Expert instruction and serene rivers make for a memorable day on the water.
These streams have slippery rocks and variable currents; proper footwear ensures safety and comfort.
Polarized lenses reduce glare and help spot trout and underwater features more easily.
Mountain foothills can shift quickly from sunny to rainy—layer appropriately to stay dry and warm.
Fish in these streams are sensitive to noise; slow, deliberate steps increase your chances of a catch.
The region's rivers have supported angling traditions since the 19th century and continue to host sustainably managed wild trout populations.
Floating Feathers emphasizes catch-and-release practices and habitat respect to protect native trout and water quality.
Grip and ankle support are critical for safety while navigating rocky streambeds.
spring|summer|fall specific
Quick-drying layers help manage fluctuating temperatures common near mountain streams.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Improve visibility in glare-prone water, making it easier to spot fish.
spring|summer|fall specific
Protects from sun and keeps bugs out of your face during long days by the river.
summer|spring|fall specific