The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is responsible for regulating and managing fishing throughout Vermont, including National Forest land. The Forest Service manages its land to provide a variety of habitats for fish. A Vermont fishing license is required for all persons 15 and older.
Licenses are available at Town Halls, most sporting goods stores, and at many convenience stores.
You should familiarize yourself with the rules and regulations of the State of Vermont before setting out. Rainbow and brook trout common here. Brook trout in headwater area, rainbow and brown trout further downstream. This area contains many surrounding ponds with brook trout. Good brook trout area for the wily fisherman.