Despite having a rich history and culture surrounding fly fishing, many rivers in New England have long been forgotten due to Industrial era damage. Trophy wild brown trout are often associated with western tailwaters, not the tannic freestone waters that meander through the hardwood forests of this region. However, for the last decade, Dan and Tom Harrison have reshaped the North East’s reputation among anglers worldwide.

With Western guiding experience and flatbeds rigged with winches and rafts, these brothers have fearlessly embarked on a mission to explore every blue line in their home region. Now, these rivers previously dismissed as inhospitable, have cemented their status as some of the finest trout fisheries east of the Mississippi.