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#1728049 - 10/17/17 10:31 AM Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice
jaybirdfishing Offline

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Registered: 03/09/04
Posts: 1365
Loc: Rocky Hill, CT
Looking for some advice to make a trip to Pulaski's for me and my 13 year old son. I really have no information at all, not sure if its still good fishing up there. I am looking for a guide for the two of us. Want to use spinning gear. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Feel free to reply to this post of PM me with any information or recommendations.

Thanks,
Jason
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#1728051 - 10/17/17 10:48 AM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
Mitch P. Offline



Registered: 05/04/01
Posts: 31790
CTF Member Mike G guides drift boat trips up there and could definitely help with your trip and/or provide info:
http://www.ctfisherman.com/ubbthreads/ub..._tr#Post1690578

Outside of Mike, here's a guide I fished with in the past who was excellent. Very knowledgeable and friendly. And he does it all with one hand! Tell him Mitch from CT recommended him.
http://www.nyfishtales.com/aboutus.html

Good luck and look forward to your report!
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#1728057 - 10/17/17 10:56 AM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
jaybirdfishing Offline

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Loc: Rocky Hill, CT
Thanks Mitch.
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#1728065 - 10/17/17 12:08 PM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
Sweetchuck Offline

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Loc: Stafford Springs, CT
Also www.theriverguide.com He use to be on here. I have done trips with him before highly recommended. He has cabins to rent as well.

Once your kid hooks into a big angry trout aka a steelhead all other river fishing will be borring.

It's a great place to fish and best to do it on a drift boat to start.

Good luck and have fun

Save a tree eat a Deer!!!!!!
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#1728122 - 10/17/17 08:50 PM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
jaybirdfishing Offline

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Registered: 03/09/04
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Loc: Rocky Hill, CT
Thanks
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#1728124 - 10/17/17 09:13 PM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
onthewater102 Offline

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Registered: 04/14/05
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Loc: Kent, CT
I hear the mud shark action is slowing down - they got some cold weather mid september that kicked things off early this year. Friends that live up there are pretty much waiting for steelhead runs to get going before doing anything more.
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#1728127 - 10/17/17 09:43 PM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
Eric D Offline

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Registered: 10/01/03
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if you want to camp Yogi Bear in Mexico Ny is great for kids. It has the little Salmon river you can fish if you stay there. It's a really small and shallow river but some fish do come up. They get fished out quickly but it's fun for the kids.
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#1728132 - 10/17/17 10:38 PM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: Eric D]
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Registered: 06/22/04
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Loc: Bristol
Jay give me a call at some point and I can fill you in.


Alfonzo
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#1728173 - 10/18/17 11:01 AM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: Sweetchuck]
MikeG Offline

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Registered: 01/20/02
Posts: 13087
Loc: NW CT
my season is done for this year. Give Shane a call,he is the best of the best up there. His rental cabins are also very nice.


Originally Posted By: Sweetchuck
Also www.theriverguide.com He use to be on here. I have done trips with him before highly recommended. He has cabins to rent as well.

Once your kid hooks into a big angry trout aka a steelhead all other river fishing will be borring.

It's a great place to fish and best to do it on a drift boat to start.

Good luck and have fun
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#1728176 - 10/18/17 11:10 AM Re: Looking for Pulaski Trip Advice [Re: jaybirdfishing]
jaybirdfishing Offline

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Registered: 03/09/04
Posts: 1365
Loc: Rocky Hill, CT
Thanks everyone. I appreciate the info
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