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Angling for Trout in Vermont
Two kinds of things become intensely colorful in central Vermont at the end of September -- tree leaves and trout. If fall foliage season is a time of apparent dying, with just the hope of renewal in spring, it is the season of new life in the brooks and rivers that come down from the Green Mountains. Fall marks the beginning of spawning behavior for native brook trout and the feral brown trout of the Ottauquechee and White River drainages and the west-flowing rivers that run to Lake Champlain. The trout are always colorful, both the purple-spotted brown trout and the red-spotted brook trout. They become almost incandescent as they approach...
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Two kinds of things become intensely colorful in central Vermont at the end of September -- tree leaves and trout. If fall foliage season is a time of apparent dying, with just the hope of renewal in spring, it is the season of new life in the brooks and rivers that come down from the Green Mountains. Fall marks the beginning of spawning behavior for native brook trout and the feral brown trout of the Ottauquechee and White River drainages and the west-flowing rivers that run to Lake Champlain. The trout are always colorful, both the purple-spotted brown trout and the red-spotted brook trout. They become almost incandescent as they approach...
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- WATERBURY, VERMONT -- The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department will hold a public information meeting to present a proposal for fishing regulation changes on the Clyde ... - VERMONT FISHING ACCESS INFO AVAILABLE ON WEB
- WATERBURY, VERMONT - Planning a fishing or boating trip in Vermont just got easier. The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has developed a website to help boaters fin... - Proposed Deer Regulations Reflect Growing Herd
- WATERBURY, VERMONT -- The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department's 2008 recommendation for the harvest of antlerless deer and youth weekend deer season was presented to the F...
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Vermont Fishing Regs & Licenses
Resident
Fishing - $20.00
Youth Fishing (ages 15-17) - $8.00
3-Day Fishing – $15.00
Nonresident
Fishing - $41.00
Youth Fishing (ages 15-17) - $15.00
1, 3, or 7-Day Fishing – $15.00, $20.00, $30.00
License Requirements:
Anyone fishing, in possession of, or transporting fish taken in Vermont waters or the Vermont/New Hampshire waters of the Connecticut River must be properly licensed and must carry the license on his/her person.
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Fishing - $20.00
Youth Fishing (ages 15-17) - $8.00
3-Day Fishing – $15.00
Nonresident
Fishing - $41.00
Youth Fishing (ages 15-17) - $15.00
1, 3, or 7-Day Fishing – $15.00, $20.00, $30.00
License Requirements:
Anyone fishing, in possession of, or transporting fish taken in Vermont waters or the Vermont/New Hampshire waters of the Connecticut River must be properly licensed and must carry the license on his/her person.
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