I managed to get out for forty five minutes on the South Hoosic in Adams late this afternoon.
Mostly sunny, 87 degrees, good stream levels.
I fished the upper stretch of my "milk run," which starts at Mllen Mayflower and ends a little below the footbridge downstream from the Burnett Bednarz Bridge.
I ended up with a 13" rainbow (under the B/B Bridge), another one just above the footbridge and a 15" rainbow just below it.
That made a welcome change from the last couple of weeks - - during which I have been consistently skunked on that same stretch, and all of the trout that I was able to land were concentrated in the lower end of my milk run, downstream from the Old Stone Mill.
Overall, I think it's a good sign that the fish are spreading out again, rather than all clumped together in a remarkably short (1/4 mile) stretch of river.