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re: Brown trout from the Little Red River
Posted on 7/23/20 at 10:08 am to bbvdd
Posted on 7/23/20 at 10:08 am to bbvdd
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sculpins, other trout
Got it. Makes sense. I suppose when the trout gets big enough and there is enough other fish to eat then they probably make the switch to dining on neighbors instead of bugs.
I suppose Browns probably eat a wider range of protein than other trout. I've read some articles on fishing for them with flies tied to look like mice.
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Posted on 7/23/20 at 10:22 am to Saskwatch
In the summers they will school up and run the river like a pack of wolves at night.
If you can find them, you can catch some monsters. Use pretty big streamers and a fly rod with enough backbone to cast them.
ETA: I've never gotten into them like that. I've caught some really nice browns but my biggest is maybe 5-6 lbs.
Was with a good friend that caught one that was around 7-8. It was a hoss and was caught on a white whooly bugger.
If you can find them, you can catch some monsters. Use pretty big streamers and a fly rod with enough backbone to cast them.
ETA: I've never gotten into them like that. I've caught some really nice browns but my biggest is maybe 5-6 lbs.
Was with a good friend that caught one that was around 7-8. It was a hoss and was caught on a white whooly bugger.
This post was edited on 7/23/20 at 10:25 am
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