Posted by Jack | Posted in Freshwater Fly Fishing | Posted on 13-07-2009
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Brook Trout

We report on the "poaching" Brook Trout?
Last time (last year), I went "Brookie" Fishing I account of an old gentleman, (bait-fisherman), with a HUGE correspondent of brook trout. I did not count, but there were many. There seemed to be a "poacher" but (in my mind) while maintaining a full correspondent Brookie is a SIN! (lol) (vi taking maybe 1-3, but 8 + blasphomy, lol !!!). Want report someone who has been "poaching" deliberate or not? Or let "sleeping dogs lie? What if he / she appears to be poor or homeless? BTW: The area I fish for brook trout in a remote region in northeastern Minnesota. In fact, they rarely see anyone in my fishing hole BT.
Yes Not only do I believe that there is plenty of science that is devoted to determining the size and bag limits, but do not have much at stake not to take wildlife violations, and I hate to see people who simply do not care to have whaver they want at any size, because you know the moment when a fish decides to have an inch on the limit, I'm gonna get checked, and there is all kinds of great things in my life. Dangit, I will not be the only following the rules. As to whether he or she seems be poor or homeless, they can still follow the rules, you give them one of the logbooks regulation try to keep in the truck, and give them some smaller hooks choice and can go break some sailor or something else unregulated. They do not care what someone's situation is, if poaching where I can see, you do not deserve the title, and must be oriented inward Period. I'm babbling now, oh well …
18 New Trout Fishing Records in 2006!
It is no secret that 2006 was a great year for trout fishing. And we have some new records to prove it!
Thirteen states posted new trout records in 2006, one of which is still awaiting a new World Junior Record fisherman. And British Columbia has two pending records for rainbow trout caught with fly rods.
The first state to record a new trout record is Alabama. A rainbow trout of 9 pounds weight-1 Oz was caught by Otha G. Hamm in Mudd Creek Tannehill State Park on 22 April 2006. This broke the previous record of £ 7.4 oz, set in 2004.
Arizona also recorded two new records of rainbow trout and Apache trout a new record. Arizona is one state that separates records trout in different categories. The new indoor water (Hook & Line) record rainbow trout was created in September 2006 by Harold Wright. Harold reeled in a 32.5-inch rainbow trout weighing 15 pounds-9.12 oz) of Willow Springs Lake.
Arizona also recorded a new record for rainbow trout in the "catch and release 'category. This register was established in March 2006 by Jeff Senn when reeled in a 22.5 inch rainbow trout from Silver Creek.
A 20-inch Apache trout was taken Christmas Tree Frieh Cameron Lake in July 2006, setting a new record. This fish was also released back into the water.
In January 2006, James Harold Cohasset placed in a hatchery rainbow trout measuring 33.5 inches £ 28.33 longitude in California. This set a new state record rainbow trout farmed rainbow.
Connecticut new state record for rainbow trout is still pending. The fish was caught by Billy Lutgen in July 2006 and weighed 7 lbs-8 oz. He staggered Norwalk River.
Colorado also has two new records in hopes of rainbow trout. Both records were caught by David Pesi in August 2006 and took the Big Thompson River in the Rocky Mountains. The first trout weighed 1 lbs-3 oz, and the second weighing 1 lbs-5 Oz the second was also taken with a trout fly rod.
Idaho trout splak has a new record, recorded in May 2006. It weighed 10 pounds-12.48 oz, measuring 28.5 inches long. Brian Allison caught in Ririe Reservoir using a Frenzy Deep River Lure.
New York has a new Brook trout record thanks to Jesse Yousey. In May 2006, Jesse used Clear Lake wobler one reel in attracting 4 lbs-15 oz brook trout from the five ponds wilderness.
North Carolina a new record rainbow trout 20 lbs-3 oz caught in Horsepasture River by Leah Johnson. Leah uses a Rapala lure.
New Vermont rainbow trout record was set by Harry Hunt in March 2006 when he reeled in 13 pounds, 12 oz lake trout Dunmore.
Virginia, had a new world record for Spotted Seatrout (Spotted trout) in January 2006. The trout, weighing 12 pounds-1 Oz was caught by Barclay Shepard at Money Point.
New record for Wisconsin waterways for rainbow trout was established in June 2006 by Will Lusthoff when placed in a 12 lbs, 3 oz Elbow Lake trout. Wills trout measured 29.5 cm in length.
And last but not least, Wyoming also has a new Tiger trout record, as of July 2006. Greg Salisbury Tiger trout weighed 1 pounds and 10 oz-measured 16.5 cm in length.
The Game & International Fish Association (IGFA) also has 3 NEW WORLD TROUT RECORDS PENDING!
The first pending world record brown trout caught by junior angler Christopher Miller in October 2006. His trout weighed 14 pounds, 9 oz and staggered from Dry Run Creek in Arkansas.
The next two pending world records in category Fly Rod and bull trout are. Both were captured in August 2006 Wigwam River in British Columbia, Canada. The first Bull trout was 10 lbs-8 oz (captured by Josh Splinter) and the second was 18 lbs 8 oz (captured by A. Matthew Eggert). Tippet sizes were different
Records are made to be broken, so I wish good luck in 2007!
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