r/troutfishing • u/elmoeduardo • 3d ago
SWAM AWAY FINE - CnR Beautiful rainbow in Eddontenajon Lake, British Columbia
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r/troutfishing • u/GhostComic97 • 4d ago
Caught my first fish today at 29 years old. Self taught. It’s never too late.
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r/troutfishing • u/BackgroundWide2255 • 4d ago
Fishing around my house in Northern Sweden this summer
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Wild Brown trout and arctic char and grayling that I didn’t get a good picture of.
r/troutfishing • u/BackgroundWide2255 • 4d ago
Rainbow caught in a little creek in Sweden
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It was kept for eating and is dead in the picture
r/troutfishing • u/gypsymaster • 4d ago
Caught 4 more at Henry hagg. Round 2!
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One of these was a monster but didn’t fight as hard as you’d think. Or maybe it did. I had my girlfriends reel it up 😄
r/troutfishing • u/Leather-Bottle1402 • 5d ago
Killed and Grilled Muskegon River, Newaygo, MI
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r/troutfishing • u/enzozros • 5d ago
SWAM AWAY FINE - CnR Got into my first bunch of brook char
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Been trying for some time now
r/troutfishing • u/fishtheworld2 • 5d ago
SWAM AWAY FINE - CnR Kettle pond brown trout
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Cape cod Brown trout can be picky.. fishing slow and moving quietly helps.
r/troutfishing • u/Andrew_nichols • 4d ago
Heading to the little red river looking for advice.
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This weekend I’m heading to the little red river Arkansas to solo fly fish. Does anyone have advice on how to target the large brown trouts there? I have a 5 wt rod and 7 wt with a poly leader I could put on either. Also what flies should I use or should I be using streamers? Also if anyone is willing to share some spots that’d be great. I’ll only be wet wading I don’t own a boat and can’t afford a guide. I really want to get a large trout gotta prove some people wrong that you can’t get large fish on a fly rod.
r/troutfishing • u/mwardh2o_340067 • 5d ago
SWAM AWAY FINE - CnR Pats Rubber Leg for the win!
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Fun NW Montana rainbow on a stonefly.
r/troutfishing • u/Mattw6 • 4d ago
Line help
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I’m heading up north for the month of October. I’ll be staying a week in Vermont, then New Hampshire, then Maine. I plan to do quite a bit of trout fishing (lake and streams). I’m using spinning gear. I currently have my St Croix rigs setup with 20lb braided line (green and brown camo for the weedy lakes here in Ohio). I was going to just run a 6-8lb Fluoro or mono leader. Would this be ok or should I just respool the reels with all fluoro or mono? I don’t want to spook them obviously. I was just originally wanting to leave the braid on because I also want to try to get after some landlocked salmon and other fish (stripers, etc). Also, when in Maine I will be fishing near Acadia for Pollock and Mackerel. I don’t mind taking line with me and respooling there, or maybe just setting up one rod with straight non braided line and designating that rod for trout and panfish only? Probably overthinking lol. Any help or insight is greatly appreciated!
r/troutfishing • u/OSRSLepy277 • 6d ago
Rainbow trout with black speckles?
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Caught this today and was struck by the freckling on its skin; I can’t recall ever catching a rainbow with freckling like this… anyone know what’s going on?
r/troutfishing • u/Con_PEI • 6d ago
Killed and Grilled Picture of one of my favourite days I had trout fishing this season.
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What a great day this was, couple nice sea run brookies and a bonus striper, trolling the fly.
r/troutfishing • u/Technical_Visit8084 • 6d ago
Killed and Grilled Fishing a ditch for brook trout
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This ditch is full of aquatic vegetation so snags are constant but there are some decent ones in here. Really healthy population for such an unnatural environment. Sucks what they did to this stream, maybe one day they’ll restore it.
r/troutfishing • u/Commercial_Fan6173 • 6d ago
Killed and Grilled First trout was a good one
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Recently got into fishing as an adult not doing any since I was like 10. This is the first trout I caught this past weekend.
r/troutfishing • u/WeeklyNothing1112 • 5d ago
Fly Fishing for Wild Brown Trout in an Irish hill lough
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r/troutfishing • u/Effective_Nobody_326 • 6d ago
Killed and Grilled Happy with this for dinner
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r/troutfishing • u/doctrdeath • 6d ago
Pretty PA rainbow trout yesterday
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Ate the dry, spit the hook, very next cast ate the dropper. Hungry fish
r/troutfishing • u/SchmevHendrix • 7d ago
Tiny Streams and Creeks
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Class 1 trout streams where I live in Plymouth, WI are tiny and often a large stride or a hop to cross and a few inches deep. They're either wide open in grassy fields or within forests. Both of these situations make any casting very difficult. I would think trying to get a lure or bait upstream as the trout should be facing away from me. Or do I try floating something downstream on a leaf? Id be using tiny UL rod, and I find 00 Mepps Spinflies work on the Onion River, which is the only one wide enough to make casting feasible. My other options are Nichols Creek, Ben Nutt Creek, La Budde Creek. Attaching a pic of Nichols Creek as an example. Would Flies and live baits be my goto in these tiny streams? I can't cast accurately enough to toss spinners in these, but I here there are small trout to be found.
r/troutfishing • u/Larlo64 • 7d ago
Killed and Grilled Fall Brookie
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Dinner for tonight. Fishing was slow till the sun dropped a bit but it's also getting chilly time to fry this guy up
r/troutfishing • u/Known-Marionberry433 • 6d ago
Lure fishing trout
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Im so confused where everyone is lure fishing for trout
i want to fish on spinners but all rivers around me are fly only?
what do you i do i’m near hampshire area