A fine mist rolled off the surface of Round Pond as morning dawned over the White Mountain National Forest in Albany, Maine. An elderly man and his granddaughter carried a red Old Town canoe down the gravel embankment, fly fishing rods in hand. Somewhere in the distance, a brook trout broke through the lake’s mirror-like …
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Brook trout are stunning fish, found and fished for in the cleanest, coldest streams that Mother Nature has to offer. Anglers and writers alike revere them.
Brook trout, lake trout and largemouth bass are again the most often targeted species.
New York’s trout season opened a few weeks ago and there is little doubt many area anglers were out enjoying the opportunity to fish for what arguably might be called New York’s most popular game fish. Trout are beautiful and colorful critters living in a variety of habitats and therein lies their allure for veteran
Get away from bridges and public access sites and you can find some unpressured trout and get the season off on the right foot.
Harvest season for stream trout begins April 17.
The Rager Mountain Division of the Gallitzin State Forest is a great trout-fishing destination that offers five streams where special days can be experienced.
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