Indian Stream

Indian Stream is a tributary of the Upper Connecticut River that originates near the US/Canadian border and flows through forest land and ultimately a lush farm valley before emptying into the Connecticut River. Steeped in history, the Indian Stream Valley was the border of the US and the Republic of Indian Stream; a republic independent of both the US and Canada in the late 1700s. Brook trout call Indian Stream home as do rainbow and brown trout nearer the confluence of Indian and the Connecticut.

Fishing Season: January 1st to October 15th
Brook Trout ~ 5 fish or 5 lbs whichever is reached first

Directions from Lopstick; Take US Route 3 south approximately 10 miles. Take a right just after the Indian Stream Eatery onto Indian Stream Road. This road is about 15 miles long and follow the stream as it meanders.

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