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Wet.
That’s the word to describe the fishing scene in 2022.
May The spring stocking of the Housatonic took place when the river was pretty high. Terrific if you’re in a boat. Us perambulators had to bide our time and wait for a more reasonable flow. And wait, and wait, and wait.
FALLS VILLAGE — Fall sports wrapped up in late November, with the Housatonic Valley Regional High School/Gilbert School/Northwestern co-op football team making the Class M state tournament after posting a 6-2 regular season record, Athletic Director Anne MacNeil reported to the Region One Board of Education on Monday, Dec. 6.
FALLS VILLAGE — In a season with the least restrictions in the past two years, the Housatonic Valley Regional High School (HVRHS) fall sports season is coming to an end with four teams making a postseason push, multiple All-Star selections and a reformatted football team finding a new home.
Photo by Tom Brown
The boys soccer team from Housatonic Valley Regional High School hosted its final home game of the season on Friday, Oct. 29, ending in a 4-1 loss to Terryville.
Photo by Tom Brown
The Housatonic Valley Regional High School varsity girls soccer team took on The Gilbert Sachool on Friday, Oct. 8, at home, and won, 8-3.
FALLS VILLAGE — Coach Letitia Garcia-Tripp reported the following results from the Sept. 30 cross-country meet at Housatonic Valley Regional High School with Northwestern Regional 7 and The Gilbert School.
Girls
Going into the Labor Day weekend, I regret to announce I am suffering from PAWS.
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome, that is.
Owing to an unfortunate concatenation of events — namely, the weather — I have not wet a line in two weeks.
LIME ROCK — If car fans have to choose one day out of three for bad weather, most would vote to rain out the parade or concours day, to ensure that the track is dry and safe for racing on the other two days.
LIME ROCK — For some, the racetrack at Lime Rock Park is a place to watch large, fast, powerful cars muscle their way around the bends and curves in pursuit of victory.
As we head into the end of August let us scrape off the mildew and assess the state of play for this fishing season.
We had approximately 80 kajillion inches of rain in July, which rendered the rivers and streams mostly unfishable. Also unboatable, and unanythingable except observation-from-a-prudent-and-respectful-distanceable.
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