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Small stream trout fishing last weekend
This is a late report, but better late than never.
I fished a small creek in western NJ on 3/13. First cast yielded a wild brown trout and I figured it would be excellent fishing, but turned out to be fair. Water temp was only 41 degrees. I figured it would have warmed up with the rain but it hasn’t. Trout were still holding in their winter pools & eddies and not overly aggressive. Got one sucker too. Every now-and-again these suckers hit. I might target them if there was a consistent way to catch them. Bluebirds are out, too. Check out my stellar photography. |
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Re: Small stream trout fishing last weekend
GREAT PHOTOS and report, thanx for sharing !!
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Re: Small stream trout fishing last weekend
If you want suckers in the spring simply fish worms, garden or pieces of night crawlers, on small (#6-#10) hook. They're in pre-spawn at the moment and will eat almost anything. Most fishers don't target them- but they've saved many outings when trout and other more fashionable species are not cooperating.
Believe it or not, they are also delicious - smoked or filled and fried. Caught in the spring in clean, cold water they're worth keeping and eating. |
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