Huge brook trout

[Steeldrifter 0]

click this link and scroll down to the heading labrador out#1 then check out the pics from 2003.

 

Pics # 7,8,9,10 blew my mind ...whos ready for a road trip

 

http://www.travel2canada.com/trout.htm

[Pujic 0]

SD,

 

To fish for brookies like that would be my number one choice if I could go anywhere and do anything!

 

That said....when are we leaving? I know some people that may be able to swing some deals

[Steeldrifter 0]

Ready to leave anytime nick thats always been something i have always wanted to do so maybe some day it will happen. Till then i just check out the pics every once in awhile and dream

[Ladykiller 0]

Can you say someone has been doing their homework .... lol.

 

http://www.nunami-outfitters.com/siteindex.html

 

http://www.awesomelake.com

 

http://midwest.fws.gov/ashland/brook/index.html

 

http://www.pvisuals.com/fishing/species/brooktrout.html

 

http://midwest.fws.gov/ashland/brook/taskforc/jun19_00.html

 

http://darwin.eeb.uconn.edu/Documents/fws-980928-1.html

 

http://www.detnews.com/2001/outdoors/0107/09/d10-244675.htm

 

http://www.michaelfurtman.com/article_coasters2.htm

 

http://www.ausableanglers.org/Riverwatch%2...0Initiative.htm

 

SD ..... I know of a few lakes in the UP with brookies (not coasters) up to 24". And I got a bunch of names of other rivers in the Canada with fishable populations of coasters.

[Guest]

the only river i know of with a really stable coaster run is a very trecherous one to fish unless you go out with a local that really knows the river. have fun fellas if you do go, but be careful!

 

steve

[SDHflyfisher 0]

just say when and i'll be there

 

love brookies but prefere the little inland ones more but a coaster will be fun too