ITs november and im not sure (being a beginer fly fishermen) when the best time to fly fish is.My friend and l wanna go fishing at his small pond. He ses there are bluegills bass a few trout and he ses '' one other kind of fish'' Im love fishing and l would say im priddy good but im not sure wat to use this kind of year if l wanna catch the bigger bass or maby the trout. someone once told me when it gets cold you should fly fish for the trout is this true? Should l bother bringing my Fly rod or my spin casting rod? What should l do?

It is been said before, but bears repeating: The best time to go fishing is when u can.

Locally, as long as there is open water, either ur flyrod or spinning rod will do. Although there will be exceptional days, when the weather is balmy, fish more than likely will be feeding subsurface. So choose ur baits & flys with that in mind.

For the spinning outfit, anything from plastic worms to spinnerbaits can work. For the flyrod, think in terms of nymphs, streamers, & other subsurface flies. You'd be hard to beat either a wooly bugger (and its variants) or a Clouser Minnow.

Spin casting is easier at this time of the year. Throw a Texas rigged 7 inch worm or try a small surface popper for the bass. For the trout, your flyrod might do the trick with a hares ear nymph or maybe try a streamer. The bluegill should also take the fly or an earthworm on a small hook.
Best time to fish in CT is sping (April-May)
For good trout water try the Farmington or Salmon rivers

Source: Tournament Angler/Author/CT Resident