2023 is spread out before us, an immense blank canvas upon which we may paint glorious fishing pictures. Yeah, OK, there will be some blanks and some crappy conditions and days where it just doesn’t go our way. Whatever. It all beats the crap out of sitting at a desk.
To start: don’t forget to get a 2023 Connecticut license. (I only mention this because someone who looks a lot like me did.)
There are some new inland sport fishing regs for CT, too. You can get all the fishing regs from the CT DEEP website, but the one that is most meaningful to all of us is that there is now no closed season for fishing on all lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams. That means if you want to fish for trout on an off-the-books thin blue line in March, have at it. A great change and a long time coming.
Catch ’em up!
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I think deep should send a game warden to Fort Hale pier to check licensing also tell city to empty garbage bins trash winding up in water Thank you.
Walter, these are things that a concerned citizen like you can take charge of. If you tell me, I can’t do much about it. If you call the EnCon Police about possible poaching and the city about the garbage, you’ll certainly get better results!