Small Stream Trout Fishing: Full-Day

Woodstock, Vermont

Small Stream Trout Fishing: Full-Day

Seven hours • Ages 12+ • Fishing license required for ages 17+ • Lunch included!

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Date

Mon, Oct 13

Travelers

2

About This Adventure

Experience the serene waters of Central Vermont on a guided fly-fishing adventure tailored for seasoned anglers. Explore picturesque brooks in search of wild trout, navigating boulders with expert guidance. Enjoy a delicious lunch option while immersing yourself in nature, making this a unique and memorable fishing excursion.

Explore the picturesque water of Central Vermont with our experienced Orvis Endorsed Fly-Fishing Guides

Duration

Seven hours

About

This trip is oriented towards the experienced angler or anglers who are looking to explore the nearby brooks searching for wild trout species. These trips require hiking and casting around boulders with small rods and light tackle (2-3 weights) in our Half-Day/Full-Day excursion. Call to book.

Please note

Fishing License: Vermont Fishing licenses will be required if you fish on water (Under 16 not required). Youth License required for 17 year olds. A link to purchase this license will be sent via your booking confirmation email.

Transportation: After meeting your guide and getting outfitted, you will follow the guide in your own vehicle to the fishing location if you are casting on water.

What to bring

Equipment & Gear: We will provide Orvis equipment and gear. Full rod set up, flies, leader, tippet, waders, boots, vest, wading stick or you are welcome to bring your own.

Clothing: Layers are good. Dress for the temperature. Please bring a long sleeve shirt, hat and polarized glasses are helpful.

Lunch options

Barnyard Pen: Black Forest Ham, Billings Farm Butter Cheese, Whole Grain Mustard, Whole Grain Bread Served with Kettle Cooked Potato Chips, Bite-Sized Cabot Cheddar Cheese, Whole Fruit, Chocolate Brownie &; Bottled Water
Kelly Way: Blanket Roasted Kelly Way Gardens’ Vegetables, Tomato; Basil Spread, Vermont Creamery Goat Cheese, Mixed Lettuce, Herb Wrap. Served with Kettle Cooked Potato Chips, Bite-Sized Cabot Cheddar Cheese, Whole Fruit, Chocolate Chip Cookie & Bottled Water
Chopped SaladChef’s Mixed Greens, Pears, Red Onion, Dried Cherries, Pumpkin Seeds, Local Blue Cheese, Maple Candied Walnuts, Balsamic Sriracha Dressing
Pleasant Street Gobbler: Oven Roasted Turkey, Jasper Hill Vault #5 Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Chipotle Spread, Herb Wrap Served with Kettle Cooked Potato Chips, Bite-Sized Cabot Cheddar Cheese, Whole Fruit, Chocolate Chip Cookie & Bottled Water

Adventure Tips

Use Light Tackle for Sensitive Casting

Bring or rent a 3-5 weight rod to easily navigate tight stream corridors and avoid spooking trout.

Arrive Early for Prime Feeding Time

Morning hours are when trout are most active; plan to start at first light to maximize catches.

Wear Polarized Sunglasses

Polarized lenses reduce stream glare and help you spot fish beneath the surface more clearly.

Practice Catch-and-Release

Handle trout carefully to preserve healthy populations and maintain the quality of the fishery.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Belted kingfisher
North American beaver

History

The Woodstock region's aquatic ecosystems have supported fishing traditions since the early 1700s, linked to indigenous peoples and early settlers.

Conservation

Local guides emphasize low-impact fishing techniques, minimizing disturbance to stream habitats to protect water quality and trout spawning areas.

Master the Art of Small Stream Trout Fishing in Woodstock, Vermont

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