In some areas we observed some of the larger residents of the stream going about their business.
This is one of the beauties I was able to land.
Pages Pond
Pages Pond Waterfall circa 1976
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
A Day in Brook Trout Forest
Today I met with Al, from Small Stream Reflections, and we spent some time fishing a beautiful stream in search of some wild brook trout. The stream was full of deep undercut banks where some of the residents were hiding. We both started off using soft hackled flies and we both managed to get a handful of gorgeous brook trout in their fall colors. I had a lot of hook ups with a few nice brookies coming to hand.
In some areas we observed some of the larger residents of the stream going about their business.
This is one of the beauties I was able to land.
This was a larger male from deep undercut bank, took soft hackle that Al gave me. Thanks for a great day Brk Trt!!!
In some areas we observed some of the larger residents of the stream going about their business.
This is one of the beauties I was able to land.
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Good to see that some of the state's brooky streams aren't leaf coated to the point of being unfisheable.... nice brookies.
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DeleteThank you RM!! Great day to be out on the stream with good company!!
Pete, the family secret. Those four lunkers are producing next years crop.
ReplyDeleteIt was good fishing with you. Glad you were able to figure the photo posting.
DeleteYes, the family secret!! Good Stuff!! Thank you for a great day. I always enjoy sharing the water with you.