Fishing
Page 4 of 17
-
Anglers can submit applications for the Trophy Fish Award Program and Angler Recognition.
-
Trophy Fish Print Your Certificate
A list of links to customize and print a trophy fish award certificate
-
A fishing license, which supports fishing in the inland district (freshwater) is required upstream of the indicated landmarks.
-
Phone numbers and email addresses for contacting the DEEP Fisheries Division.
-
How to contact the DEEP Fisheries Division.
-
Information to help you start your Connecticut fishing adventure, including where to fish, what fish you are likely to find there, and more to keep you safe and successful on the water.
-
A Marine Waters Fishing license is required downstream of the indicated lines or in areas designated as being entirely in the marine district.
-
Information about Long Island Sound tides and currents.
-
Creek chubsucker populations have reportedly declined in streams that are subject to siltation.
-
The white sucker is arguably our most important fish species.
-
1999 Lobster Mortality Information Report
Information on the 1999 Lobster Mortalities in Long Island Sound.
-
Learn about goldfish in Connecticut, an introduced species that is native to Asia and common in urban ponds.
-
Swamp darters are very small, camouflaged and secretive. Primarily for this reason, their distribution in Connecticut is not fully defined, nor is it clear whether their range has changed over time.
-
Information on Lobster Assessments for Connecticut and Long Island Sound.
-
The American eel is commonly used for bait and food, but is declining throughout much of its range.