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Fall Brook Trout Fishing! (no talking)

Fall Brook Trout Fishing! (no talking)

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
The fall is my favourite season to tackle brookies. By the end of September they are well into their aggressive spawning mode. With sufficient rain, males and females migrate to gravel bottoms and upwelling springs. The males will fiercely guard their grounds from intrusion, be it from worm, lure, or fellow fish. This makes them easy to take. The larger females will be gorging on food to put in the last effort into their eggs. Brook trout also put much effort into their colouring with their normal hues popping not unlike the fall foliage. Take advantage of this once a year opportunity!
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 8


My favorite thing to do. Some of my best memories is speckle fishing with my father. I still fish the spots he showed me. Now I bring my son to the very same spots. Great video. Brings back memories thanks from another northern boy
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Beauty fish dude! Fall is my fav time for brookies too. usually out bird hunting and stumble across a beaver pond or stream I haven't been too and don't have a camera with me when I find the nice ones lol
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People dont realise that you keeping the locations a secret is the brookies bigggest alli. do the haters catch and release the cows from there Mc donalds burger? thanks again for everything you are doing.
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We're not impressed with you posing in front of the camera. We'd be more impressed if you practiced good catch and release methods instead of de-populating a brook trout stream.
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Awesome fishing! Hey where did you get that camo bag, so much better than
carrying a back pack or a tackle box when going thru the woods for those awesome fishing spots,

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Them be some niiiice brookies. I live in southern ontario along the lake and wish streams like this were easier to locate, those that are known are overfished
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You're squeezing them with your left hand when you hold them. It's probably not a good idea because that's where their heart is. Just sayin
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Great information and fish technique-I will be in the UP June 2018 doing the same on a difficult to fish but wonderful brook trout stream
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