Lawsuit Shakes Up Maine's Fly-Fishing-Only Waters, Pennsylvania Expands Wild Trout Habitat, and More Fly Fishing News
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Meanwhile, Pennsylvania's Fish and Boat Commission just greenlit 20 new stream sections as Class A wild trout waters back on October 27, plus tweaks to spots like Freeman Run in Potter County for special regs. That means more untouched trout havens where you can nymph or dry fly hunt self-sustaining fish without the crowds—perfect for a locals' day out.
Over in Arizona, Trout Unlimited broke ground on the Thompson-Burro Meadow Restoration near Alpine, fixing fire damage from 2011 to boost Apache trout habitat. MidCurrent says it'll help the Colorado River too, so expect epic native action once it's rolling.
And hey, buying trends from Angling Trade show the core crew's still hitting regional waters hard—Texans flooding Colorado guides, newbies dipping but travel anglers loading racks for road trips. Saltwater fly's badass but pricey, so stick to trout for now.
Winter reports? Yakima River guide Steve Worley notes warmer Novembers keeping bugs hatching late, reservoirs filling slow but fish findable if you hunt 'em. New York's 2025 regs from DEC lock in fly-only catch-and-release on Salmon River sections too.
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