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How To Fish A Water Fall For Brook Trout

How To Fish A Water Fall For Brook Trout

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! Areas to look for include, foam water, riffles (not covered, pocket water, (back) eddies, seams, base of falls, various water runs/currents, behind rocks, under logs (not covered, in brush that no one else will risk hanging up and difficult to access spots
Date: 2021-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


Years ago I had some holes that I always confident catching my limit and had the holes all to my self! These days you better just camp the night before to beat the crowd 1st 2nd and 3rd Shift now days after Steelhead! Nothing lasts forever Chris, people paths becoming bigger wider starting to look like cattle paths! I wish to god the DNR would close season when Steelhead spawn and reduce limit from 3 to 1 per day! I think in the summer they lay in white water to increase oxygen flowing through there gills and cooler water also, and have a better chance getting a meal as soon as it drops over the falls! Great video WB! Enjoy your catch my friend!
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Thank you for the trout fishing tips. I have actually gone into trout streams with either mask, fins & snorkel or with scuba. I always find the trout near where the water is falling into the lower pool. They are near the force, but you can't see them from the surface because of the moving of the water. Some falls can be dangerous because the force of the current could push a person into a submerged, fallen tree, or the falls could be like a -low-head dam- where the hydraulic of the water could pin and hold a person. Low-head dams are known as drowning machines.
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another great video from the wooded beardsman you deserve more subs man.
i have never fished for brook trout but iv caught plenty of brown and rainbow
wouldnt a mini spinner or a mini spoon catch well here?
especially as you said they are aggressive feeders
also what is the avg size for a brookie? and also whats a decent fish?

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i can't believe u kept that little 10 inche brookie. You keep saying about area's being fished out maybe if u guys don't take every fish you catch there will be more fish for everyone try fly fishing and catch and release then u don't have to worry about places being fished out!
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very glad that you dont catch and release more often than not most fish dont bite as often after being caught once or twice. Limiting out the better brother. Keep up the good work and love your vids
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I love fishing trout in waters like this. It is always good when you can limit out. Although with survival I usually would Follow what Nessmuk would do just catch what you will eat at that time.
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Thanks for the Tips and the Effort you put into bringing us these nice fishing trips! I really enjoy them! Your going to have to do something about those pesky mosquitoes!
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Primitive fishing. dude re you hungy. do you want to eat fish? Buy it. i think its rude and not moral to kill these inocent creatures. use only small barbless hooks!
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How do Brook trout swim up the falls? Some of those falls are steep and high. Do the trout actually jump up like salmon? I've never seen this.
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That's not necessarily true about the fish not getting bigger I've caught some fish over Two to three pounds and bigger in fast moving water
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