Wandering Albatross Fly Fishing - Late & Early Season Walk/Wade Saltwater
Fairfield County, CT, USA and 1 more
Late/Early season walk/wade Saltwater
Wandering Albatross LLC. • 3-5 years of experience
About
Before the boats go in for the season, and after they come out, can be some of the most productive Striped Bass fishing of the season. Tidal swings in this part of the sound can be in excess of 8ft. As this massive exchange of water interacts with geographical features and natural structures, the angler is presented an opportunity to reach the pinnacle of the sport, targeting a saltwater species, with a fly rod, on foot. The challenge is part of the reward and the fly rod offers the angler more than meets the eye when utilized efficiently.
Targeted species
- Striped Bass
- bluefish
What's included
- Tackle / Flies
- Rod / Reel
What to bring
- Fishing License
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Quick-Dry / Sun-protective Clothing
- Rain gear
- Sunscreen
- Bring your own lunch / snacks
Locations
- Fairfield County, CT, USA
- New Haven County, CT, USA
Exact meeting location will be discussed after booking.
Guided by Wandering Albatross LLC.
Fairfield County, CT, USA • 3-5 years of experience
Captain Patrick Huban has always found his way to the water. From his early days surfing and lifeguarding on the beaches of Cape Cod to studying fish behavior in the smallest streams and largest tidal flats, the water has always been home.
Patrick’s outdoor pursuits ultimately led him to fly fishing where he quickly discovered a passion for learning how environmental factors impact fish behaviors. His approach to fly fishing is to appreciate the time spent on the water and to fish with a focus on sustainability and respect for both the fish and for their habitat.
As a guide, Patrick enjoys sharing his experience with others, from seasoned flyfishers to total newcomers. His method of guiding is to demystify fly fishing and distill it to its simplest elements: understanding fish and their environment and using this centuries old technique to interact with nature in it’s purest form.