wild brook trout on the fly-rod and mostly released and by the hundreds since re-discovering their
allure 2 years ago camping from lower Michigan rivers like the Black to the Driggs in U.P. the Fox etc. and even had to buy a place at auction at base of Keweenaw Peninsula where ill live out days 7 months a year and for sure brookies haunt propel dreams
that first summer i poked around the branvhes of boardman pere marquette and mannistee more than au sable and it was august when i camped on pigeon and discovered black to east (elk country) then over the bridge in u.p. well
i left the lower part behind for good but
such great waters and here the wild brookies can be found at 13" which are monsters and rare enough and on drys
i wont name my fav. but the yellowdog is certainly cherished
Well done once again. I am involved in TU’s TIC program and I am seem to be as enamored with brookies as one can be. My group has a brook trout trip booked in Maine next spring as well.
Glad you liked it. Don't hesitate to get in touch. In fact, if you would like to visit some of the natives down this way, I'd be happy to introduce you. ;-)
Thanks for this! I've been thinking about writing something about the plight of brook trout. The EBTJV looks like a great resource. Okay if I get in touch when/if I ever get there?
wild brook trout on the fly-rod and mostly released and by the hundreds since re-discovering their
allure 2 years ago camping from lower Michigan rivers like the Black to the Driggs in U.P. the Fox etc. and even had to buy a place at auction at base of Keweenaw Peninsula where ill live out days 7 months a year and for sure brookies haunt propel dreams
you do good work!👍💪
I've spent many a fine day fishing for brookies on the North Branch of the Au Sable out of Fuller's NBOC. It's beautiful water.
that first summer i poked around the branvhes of boardman pere marquette and mannistee more than au sable and it was august when i camped on pigeon and discovered black to east (elk country) then over the bridge in u.p. well
i left the lower part behind for good but
such great waters and here the wild brookies can be found at 13" which are monsters and rare enough and on drys
i wont name my fav. but the yellowdog is certainly cherished
alot of streams little presssure
Well done once again. I am involved in TU’s TIC program and I am seem to be as enamored with brookies as one can be. My group has a brook trout trip booked in Maine next spring as well.
TU TIC program is a winner. Where are you going in Maine?
Lane Nahmahkma and then we are looking for other rivers/places to fish. Do you have any suggestions? Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Tom, I will absolutely look further into this
Glad you liked it. Don't hesitate to get in touch. In fact, if you would like to visit some of the natives down this way, I'd be happy to introduce you. ;-)
Thanks for this! I've been thinking about writing something about the plight of brook trout. The EBTJV looks like a great resource. Okay if I get in touch when/if I ever get there?