The park receives approximately 3,000-4,000 stocked brown and rainbow trout annually, as well as hosting a wild brook trout population. It starts just south of the Long Island Expressway from springs in the Lakeland County Park in Islandia, New York where it is called Connetquot Brook.

2014年1月30日 · The three best trout streams on the island are the Nissequogue, flowing north to Long Island Sound on the North Shore; and the famous Connetquot and Carmans, emptying south into the Great South Bay on the South Shore, which flows into the Atlantic.

Rebuilding Brook Trout populations on Long Island will require removing dams and eliminating warm water impoundments. We propose three interrelated goals as a metric to quantify progress in efforts to restore River Herring:

You can toss a fly for native brook trout right here on Long Island. Listen up, Long Island anglers: You don’t need to drive across the state to the Catskills or Adirondacks in search of good trout fishing.

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2019年3月19日 · The mill and kettle ponds of Long Island offer some of the best warm water fly-fishing in New York. Kettle ponds were formed by retreating Ice Age glaciers and tend to be round, with shallow shore-lines dropping to very deep centers. Bass, pickerel, panfish and carp gather near the shore, and trout hang out in the cooler, deeper middle.

2002年5月5日 · There are other wild brookies on Cape Cod, in New Jersey and in spring creeks on Long Island. The Carman's River is an idyllic, meandering, sandy-bottomed stream that winds through pine woods...

Hooks and Brooks Guide Service offers a variety of fly fishing and light tackle trips. Long Island has some great fishing on its famous rivers and lakes. The Connetquot and Nissequogue Rivers are renowned for their trout fishing.

Allowing the stream to flow naturally, however, will create offsetting recreational fishing opportunities for native Brook Trout and other cold-water species. Further, while fully connected, flowing streams are rare on Long Island, there are a great number of warm-water ponds and lakes for recreational fishing, including nearby Knapps Lake in ...

Seatuck’s Long Island Diadromous Fish Restoration Strategy provides a long-term road map for rebuilding populations of River Herring, American Eel and Brook Trout. It provides background on the region’s diadromous species, details available restoration tools and techniques, establishes benchmarks to measure restoration efforts, and ...