I've had decidedly mixed results the last few times that I've been out on my local streams.
Last Saturday, I got skunked fishing the "Jungle" section of the South Hoosic in Cheshire in the afternoon, and only caught a single 10" brown further downstream on the same stream (past Lime Street) in Adams during the evening.
On Sunday, I scouted the East Westfield in Cummington, but the water was so lamentably low that I didn't even bother casting a line. However, later that afternoon, I did a bit better - - landing another 10" brown and five decent (12" to 15") rainbows - - fishing my "milk run" on the South Hoosic in Adams.
Fortunately, we got a fair amount of rain (about 4"?) earlier this week, which seems to have improved the water levels/temps, and the temperatures have been fairly moderate (indeed, downright chilly at night) of late.
This evening, I fished for a little under an hour right after dinner (but before heading off to pool), and was lucky enough to reel in a 9" brown and three rainbows (including a massive 16" one that put up a helluva fight).
While my recent experiences have hardly been spectacular, I'm pleased that (a) the local rainbows have held up as well as they have despite this summer's drought conditions and (b) I'm finally starting to see some brown trout again after nearly a month hiatus.