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Written by Candlewood Valley Regional Land Trust Celebrate Earth Day with the Candlewood Valley Regional Land Trust at their hike on Saturday, April 24th hike at Pootatuck Preserve! Meet at Squantz Pond's lower parking lot entrance for the 10am to 12pm hike.   The hike is adult, kid and dog-friendly. Dress to hike on uphill, downhill, and some rocky terrain, with late April weather and insect conditions. Bring your own snacks, water and masks, per COVID safety guidelines. The hike will take place in light rain or shine; please check your e-mail once you've signed up for the hike for ...

Connecticut Fishing Report – February 25, 2021 Ice fishing continues to hold steady despite mild temperatures. Connecticut Fishing Report Rich, at Fisherman’s World in Norwalk, says the local tidal rivers have open water because of the recent trend in milder temperatures. March will be more consistent for holdover striper fishing in terms of quantity and quality. Albie Snax, Lunker City Slug-Gos and Fin-S Fish are the best bet for the time being. As the water temperatures start to climb in the upcoming weeks, paddle tails and swim shads will be a good choice for holdover bass. Rich says ...

Rhode Island Fishing Report – February 25, 2021 The ponds and lakes north and west of Providence are the best bet for the weekend. Rhode Island Fishing Report Dave at Ocean State Tackle in Providence, says there is 6 to 8 inches of ice north and west of Providence. Rhode Island DEM recommends a minimum of 6-inches. Dave highlighted a group of friends who went ice fishing recently, connecting with some large fish. Michael Diniz picked up a 5.9-pound largemouth bass, and his friend Sackona Ung, reeled in a 4.5-pound pickerel through the ice. Trout season closes Sunday and will reopen on Apr....

View the early season trout stockings at some of the rivers, lakes, ponds, and TMA's.

Rhode Island Fishing Report – February 18, 2021 Despite the recent reports of safe ice in Rhode Island, the upcoming days could be the last opportunity to hit the hardwater. Rhode Island Fishing Report Dave at  Ocean State Tackle in Providence, says the nearby ponds have 5 to 7 inches of ice, and the northwest corner has 8 to 10 inches. Crappie and pickerel have been the most common catches through the ice. Dave says the shop has medium and medium-heavy shiners, a variety of sled sizes, 3 power augers, and a good inventory of 6 and 8-inch hand augers. Are you looking for a pond or lake sto...