Brook Trout

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Top 10 Brook Trout Lures

When it comes to brook trout, any experienced angler will tell you it is important to have a variety of small in-line spinners, spoons, plugs, and flies in your fishing arsenal. Each of the 10 legendary lures listed here falls into one of those four categories. Each has earned its rightful place in the tackle box of any discerning brook trout fisherman. read more
Different Kinds of Game Fish

The game fish species in the waters of North America include members of the genus Esocidae, or the pike family, of which the chain pickerel is one. The Percidae family, the perches, has the yellow perch among its species, another sought-after game fish. The brook trout is actually part of another family of fish separate from the trout but still a game fish t… read more
Trout Fishing Stock List

Each year thousands of trout are stocked in public fishing waters. Stock programs are designed to help sustain the fishing in waters that receive particularly heavy pressure. The ability to identify and recognize different trout species can help provide clues as to the lure or bait that should be used. read more
Fishing at Rocky Mountain National Park

The Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado boasts lush valleys and rugged peaks with elevations reaching up to 14,259 feet. Countless opportunities for recreation abound, including fishing, hiking and camping. You can find a variety of trout species in the alpine lakes along with the park's native greenback cutthroat and Colorado River cutthroat trout. read more
Michigan Brook Trout Fishing Tips

With the abundance of forests, lakes, rivers, creeks and streams, Michigan is home to a vibrant trout population. Brook trout live in many of the streams and rivers in Michigan, particularly around the Upper Peninsula, or U.P., giving anglers opportunities to try their luck against this hard-won species. Brook trout fishing in Michigan means cold, clear wate… read more

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Fishing Information in Lewiston, Michigan

Lewiston, Michigan, is located in the northeastern portion of the Lower Peninsula. There are many fishing opportunities in the area with the abundance of inland lakes and streams. From warm-water species such as bass, pike and walleye… read more
Slickrock Creek Fishing Information

Slickrock Creek is a fishing spot in and of itself. Anglers need skill and stamina to not only reach the creek but also to find the best place to set up and start casting. Slickrock Creek is a walk-in angling site. read more
Information on Ontario Game Fish

Ontario is the second largest province in all of Canada and home to thousands of ponds, lakes, streams and rivers. These Canadian waterways contain game fish species that the anglers who venture to Ontario pursue year-round. read more
Georgia Trout Information

While Georgia may not be known as a trout fishing destination to most anglers, the state's DNR is working to change that. With aggressive stocking programs and stream rehabilitation, Georgia hosts ample opportunities to tangle with a f… read more
Stephens State Park in New Jersey

Stephens State Park, located near Hackettstown, New Jersey, has much to offer the outdoor adventurer. The Musconetcong River flows through the park, which was founded on the site of an abandoned canal that was rendered obsolete by the… read more
Trout Fishing in Massachusetts

Trout are a popular species with Massachusetts anglers. This game fish provides exciting action across the Bay State in freshwater venues such as lakes, streams and brooks. read more
Trout Fishing in Pennsylvania

The state of Pennsylvania is famous for its trout fishing opportunities. From mountain streams to the Great Lakes, this state has it all for the trout angler. Read on to find out more information about some exciting trout fishing desti… read more
Fishing Near Saratoga, Wyoming

Tucked in the foothills of Wyoming's Snowy Range, Saratoga (population 1,800) lies on the banks of the North Platte River. The town's public hot springs provide a relaxing place to unwind after a day spent trout fishing nearby. Just no… read more
Fishing in Richland, Washington

Richland, Washington, is located on the southern edge of the state and about 45 miles from the Oregon border. Multiple national forests are within a couple hours' drive, offering fun outdoor activities such as hiking, camping and bikin… read more
Montana Fishing Information

The Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks Commission oversees angling in Montana. The state offers fishing for a large number of species, including brook trout, lake trout, burbot, bass and northern pike. read more
Fishing in Alpine Lakes, Washington

The stunning, crystal clear waters of Washington's Alpine Lakes Wilderness host 100,000 anglers each season. Approached via the rugged terrain of hiking trails or by car, the cold waters suit many species of trout and char. The Alpine… read more
Fishing in Battle Ground Lake, Washington

Located less than 20 miles northeast of Vancouver, Washington, Battle Ground Lake has fishing for both warm- and cold-water species. The natural lake is the result of volcanic activity and is located within Battle Ground Lake State Par… read more
Swift River Fishing Information

The Swift River in Massachusetts flows from the Quabbin Reservoir, where only fly fishing is allowed. Most of the year, catch and release of the stocked trout is required, but it is a cold-water stream that offers fishing year round. read more
Fly Fishing in Fishing Creek, Pennsylvania

Located in north central Pennsylvania, Fishing Creek offers an excellent population of wild brown trout and a lesser number of brook trout. Stream conditions include deep pools, heavy riffles and fast runs. Many of the approaches inclu… read more
The Optimum pH Level of Water That Trout Can Live In

A stream's relative acidity or basicity is reflected in the measure of pH. The pH scale ranges from 0 to 14 -- from extremely acidic to extremely basic, respectively, with the value 7 given to "neutral" water. Trout, like other aquatic… read more

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