Brown Trout Winter Morning

Breathtaking Rainbow Trout

Chilly Fall Morning

Warm Weather on the River

Farmington River Fishing Report

Visit Connecticut’s first nationally recognized wild and scenic river, and enjoy a time fishing in the area. Explore the 14-mile scenic river for your next fishing outing in the Farmington River in Northwest Connecticut. Fish with CT Pin Fishing Guide Service and have an amazing time fishing! You will be joined by Expert Guide, Jason Reichler, born and raised in New Hartford, fishing in Farmington River ever since he was a kid. He is recently endorsed as a Pro-Guide by Raven and has continuously provided his pin-fishing guiding services to all anglers.&nbsp;&nbsp; Prepare your waders as you take on a unique fishing adventure with Guide, Jason. You will be catching river species of trout through the centrepin fishing technique, where a large arbor centrepin reel will be combined with a quality light action rod. This method allows anglers to cover large areas of water to increase their chances of fishing success. It also allows more room for enthusiasts to get their next trophy fish. Centerpin spinning will surely give you a one-of-a-kind fishing trip.&nbsp; Come take a spin on centerpin fishing while chasing Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Brook Trout, Steelhead Trout, and other river species in the area. As you go through the multiple riffles, runs, and pools of the river, do not forget to bring your fishing license with a trout stamp. Once you bring these, you are all set to have a wonderful time in Connecticut. Wade along and fish for your next trophy fish with CT Pin Fishing Guide Service!

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Brown Trout

Finally found some time to put the rods down and post some fish. This was a favorite from a recent trip up North. I’m guessing about a 12-14 lb hen Chuck full of eggs

Rainbow Trout

This fish had loins and breath taking color. I was at the right place at the right depth at the right time. Fishing is getting better day by day. This was a fantastic morning to be on the Naugatuck. Flows were perfect for the centerpin. Special thanks to Ryan for the pic and a congratulations to him on getting his first fish on the pin this morning!

Chilly morning bite. The Farmington river is starting to get some tree leaf change and continues to be low and slow. Still some dates available in spring for anyone interested in learning how to pin

Enjoying the warmer winter weather with the centerpin and excellent flows on the river. Contact info in the bio for a spring booking.

The average temperature during February is between 20 and 37 degrees Fahrenheit. Those who are willing to brave the cold will have an opportunity to fish for some of the excellent Trout that this state is known for.

Fishing out of Farmington River is still on point with plenty of various Trout species rising, and fish coming to small nymphs. Conditions remain the same as the stream flows below the normal level but it is very clear. Mornings are always perfect for float drops. Book a trip and let’s get out on the lake!

Top-Rated Centre Pin Guide on the Farmington River

Book a trip with Guide, Jason Reichler of CT Pin Fishing Guide Service&nbsp;and enjoy a productive day centre pin fishing in the waters of Farmington River. Experience something unique and enjoy what this outdoor activity has to offer.

Experience the thrill of fishing in Connecticut with expert-guided fishing trips on the scenic Farmington River. Specializing in Connecticut fishing trips, Farmington River Guides offers personalized trout fishing experiences with Jason Reichler, a seasoned angler known for his mastery of centrepin techniques. Whether you're an experienced fisherman or new to the sport, Jason's in-depth knowledge of the Farmington River, its currents, and hidden spots ensures a productive and enjoyable fishing trip in Connecticut. The Farmington River is renowned for its abundance of trout species, including Brown, Rainbow, and Brook Trout. It provides anglers with an exciting challenge and the chance to reel in a trophy catch. Based in New Hartford, CT, our guided fishing trips focus on the Farmington River's pristine waters, offering unparalleled opportunities for trout fishing in Connecticut. As one of the premier Connecticut fishing trips, we meet guests at Satan's Kingdom State Park, a perfect starting point for your fishing adventure. Whether you're targeting elusive Brook Trout or the vibrant Rainbow Trout, our trips cater to all skill levels and fishing preferences. With Jay Reichler's expertise and passion for the river, every fishing trip promises an unforgettable experience. Discover the beauty of the Farmington River and create lasting memories with our top-rated Connecticut fishing trips.

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CT Pin Fishing Guide Service The Ultimate Fishing Trip Experience from Farmington CT

Expert Guide, Jason Reichler, a lifelong resident of New Hartford, brings his expertise to Connecticut fishing trips, guiding anglers along the scenic Farmington River. Growing up on these waters, fishing became central to his life, leading him to earn a B.S. in Biology and an M.S. in Environmental Science. With nearly two decades teaching Biology and Environmental Science in high schools, Jason merges his passion for fishing and science into an immersive, educational experience for his clients. Recently endorsed by Raven as a Pro-Guide, Jason offers Connecticut fishing trips that highlight his specialty—centrepin fishing. This advanced technique, involving a large arbor centrepin reel and a light-action rod, creates a perfect, drag-free drift that’s widely considered one of the most effective ways to catch trout. This unique approach distinguishes CT Pin Fishing Guide Service from other guides who focus on traditional fly fishing, allowing Jason to offer clients an innovative, hands-on learning experience on Connecticut’s beloved Farmington River. A fishing trip with Guide, Jason is not only an introduction to centrepin fishing but also an invitation to appreciate the natural beauty of the Farmington River. This scenic, 14-mile section of the river is known for its stunning views and tranquil atmosphere, and many clients find themselves captivated by the surroundings as they fish. The area is home to a variety of species, including Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout, and even Atlantic Salmon, giving anglers the chance to catch and appreciate diverse fish. Jason welcomes families, beginners, and seasoned anglers, alike, tailoring each trip to the group’s experience level. With all the necessary safety gear, tackle, and personalized instruction provided, you can simply relax and enjoy a memorable day on the water. Whether you’re a newcomer eager to learn about trout fishing or a seasoned angler interested in refining your centrepin skills, a Connecticut fishing trip with CT Pin offers an unmatched experience of fishing, learning, and connecting with nature.

Expert Guide Jay Reichler- Farmington River's Top Fishing Centrepin Guide Service 

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COMMON QUESTIONS: When can you start fishing in CT? There is no season; fishing is available all year. Do you need a license to fish in CT? Anyone 16 years old or older fishing in the Inland District must have a fishing license. Licenses are issued on a yearly basis and expire on December 31st of each year. *For the resident fee, any active, full-time member of the armed forces may obtain a fishing and/or small game guns license. What is the best time and conditions for fishing? Fish prefer the early morning and evening sun to the hot midday sun. The surface temperature of the water is also higher at midday, causing the fish to go deeper. Can you fish at night in CT? ﻿Night fishing is permitted on the entire beach (2 km). During the off-season (October to May), the entire beach (2 km) is closed to night fishing. Blackfish, winter flounder, bluefish, summer flounder, scup, weakfish, and striped bass are among the species that can be captured.