Fishing for Trout in Algonquin - An Early Spring Day in the Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2021
- Join us on this adventure fishing for trout in Algonquin. We spend the day in Algonquin Park's backcountry paddling, portaging and fishing for trout. We enjoy the peacefulness of Algonquin's wilderness while fishing for trout in some beautiful areas. We get lucky and enjoy catching some aggressive Lake Trout and Brook Trout. Overall this was an excellent day fishing for trout in Algonquin Park.
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"off on another adventure, and it looks like I've hooked something..." MY HEART!!!!
😊 Ahh so sweet! Hope you're doing well Ben. Thanks for watching!
Love watching you both catching fish , lots of fun . Thanks for sharing .
Nice to see those brookies being released . But would like to see you switch over to single hooks on your lures. Nice thing about covid closing the park to camping is fishermen unable to fish many lakes giving the specks and lakers a chance to grow
Less fishing pressure is definitely a good thing. Thanks for checking out the video!
That’s why I love your videos because of your love for fishing . And you handle fish right. Great job guys. 🇨🇦👍
I'm glad you think that. I will always love catching fish especially trout. Thanks Tom!😀🇨🇦
@@AleconAdventures What's the biggest speck you have caught?
Not really sure I never weight or measure them
@@AleconAdventures Would one exceed 20 inches ?
man that looks fun as hell. did you guys portage very far?
It was a really good day of fishing! Ya it took a few portages to get there but worth it.
That’s the kinda fishing hole most anglers only dream of. Well done!
It was a fun day of fishing that's for sure! A bit of a journey to get there, but the good places usually are.
Nice, water must be still cold.
Good thing you could get out & enjoy the park.
The water is very chilly but at least the bugs hadn't started then. It seems like the bugs have picked up the last couple days 😕. Thanks for checking out the video!
Great video Alec! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Stephen!👍
Thanks for sharing the video love to see camping at the park you guys make it all look so easy and appealing
We have lots of backcountry experience and training which helps us to overcome any challenges. I'm glad you enjoyed the video Mike. Thanks for checking out another one!
Not a fishing guy but this video gave me a 'peaceful, easy feeling'. Beautiful sky, water and trees, and those Brook Trout had some great colour as well. Keep adventuring!
Glad to hear it! Thanks Ian
Sweet video Alec! Beautiful day, beautiful fish, can't ask for much more early in the season 🤘
You got that right! Now it's time to prepare myself for bug season and more fishing. Thanks for checking out the video Adam!
Good seeing you guys again! Keep the good times rolling ⛺
Thanks, you too!😎👍
What kind of rod and reel are you using for trolling? Do you use lead core line, what test?
I have a deep water trolling rod with leadcore,15lbs test I think. I use it mostly for lake trout. I will also use my spinning rod with some split shot to troll for Brook Trout. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful fish, very nice that you crimp your barbs, when I fished I did the same. :) I attended a seminar given by a marine biologist/veterinarian where he explained pain in fish and that they do experience it. It kinda ended my fishing career but always appreciate humane fishing practices. Thanks to you and Paige for sharing your wonderful paddling and fishing day. :) :)
I was hesitant to pinch my barbs at first, thinking that I would lose more fish but it doesn't seem to be the case. The hooks come out easily once the fish are landed with less harm to the fish. I mostly fish for trout which are sensitive and I feel much better releasing them now. I can't wait to get out camping again but for now day trips will have to do. Thanks for watching Jacqueline!👍
@@AleconAdventures I feel your pain on the camping trips. :( Hopefully things will get better soon! :)
Another nice video! Great job Paige on getting that lure out! It is always disheartening when you lose a lure especially with the price of some of them!
She was persistent and it paid off. I agree it's a shame to lose good lures. Happy to hear you enjoyed the video!
Looks like a nice place to fish. Thumbs up
It sure is, thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing... Keep those adventures coming, it's the closest I can get right now.
I was sad to see the stay at home order extended today and no change in outdoor restrictions. More day trips to come. Thanks for watching!
Omg you are making us miss the park so much right now! We missed our spring trip this year. Thanks for sharing. We will have to wait until next year to add a spring trip to our channel now.
Well maybe you could still do a late spring trip in June. There's lots of wildlife, good fishing and the park is quieter because it's bug season. Thanks for checking out the video!
Nice to see you out fishing again. The fishing has been awesome so far this year, hopefully the park open up for camping soon, I miss my overnight fishing trips.
It's too bad to hear that the stay at home will be extended. The bite is on and the bugs are starting. Day trips for now I guess. Thanks for watching!
You two are living my dream!
We love the outdoors and are happy to share our adventures!
You don't even fish Doug, you poser!
@@ianmacrae4963 I just bought a new rod to pose with because Alec and I are heading north to where the big fish live in June.
@@dougmacrae6003 I stand corrected! I thought Dad ruined fishing for us for life. Wabakimi? I know that was top on Alec's wish list for adventures.
To be determined soon!
That is some nice fishing by that rapid. Just watching videos starting to plan a trip this spring. For hooks I tend to replace trebles with a single hook but not pinch a barb. Trebles without barbs seem to pop out too easily and still rip up their mouth with the extra points. I also hate losing lure to snags and single hook seems to help with that
Right place, right time. I'm happy it worked out. That's an interesting point about hooks that I never thought of. Thanks for checking out the video.
im looking for a similar type spot, we cant really do portaging but we can cross a lake and walk out to a spot, we are going to mew lake in early may is there any trout in there as well as an accessible rivers close by
Mostly bass in Mew, no trout. The Madawaska river is close. Your best bet is to check out the stocked trout lakes along hwy 60.
Was ecstatic to see another Algonquin upload from you! I’m curious though where is that lovely flannel from, Alec? Keep up the great work!
I'm happy to hear you enjoy my videos! The flannel I was wearing is made by Woolrich, it's tough and great for the outdoors. Thanks for following the channel!
Reminds me of the section of the park around Clydegale lake. :)
I went to Clydesdale for a few days and never found a spot like this. Where is it?
That's a beautiful area. Thanks for watching!
Nicely done A&P! Some solid fishing action 🎣Great to see the bite has fired up on the Southern side of the park. Here on the North end we are starting to catch them but I think we are still a week or two out from prime time! Thanks for sharing!🛶🤙
Prime time is right. I'll be trying to get out as much as possible to find those trout. Thanks for stopping by!
Which camera are you using?
Hi Sasha, I am using the Sony A6400. Thanks!
Day trip.
Why didn't I think of that:-(
There's still time. Day trips are your only option in Algonquin right now until at least June 2. Camping will be open just in time for peak bug season. Thanks for watching!
Going to Algonquin (Farm Lake) This weekend. It will be my first time fishing for trout. What lures/bait you would suggest to use and where to find them ? and if you have any tips/advices, it would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry for the delayed reply. I hope your Algonquin trip was a good one! When fishing for Lake Trout I use an assortment of Spoons, sometimes topped with a worm, and I troll in my canoe. Lake Trout sit very deep so it's important to get your line deep. In this video we were just using Spinners to catch Brook Trout. Thanks for watching!
Where were you in the park where you could paddle 15 km without portaging?
love your videos. love Algonquin.
Oh we did some portaging, the only place you can paddle 15km without portaging is on Opeongo Lake. I love Algonquin too. Thanks for checking out the video Paul!
Subscribed!
I was wondering.. what kind of line do you use when casting.. braid with a leader? Or straight Mono/Flourocarbon?
We were using mono with flouro leaders. Thanks for subscribing and watching!
@@AleconAdventures What's the purpose of the fluoro leader ?
Fly rod would have been perfect there 😩
I know! I'm planning another day trip soon and the fly rod will be in my kit for sure👍 Thanks for watching!
Nice but where's the fish fry
Not this time. I rather release native brook trout so that they can grow bigger and breed. More fish next time that way. Thanks for watching!
@@AleconAdventures Thanks for that comment . Has to be the ethic of the new generation.I also release anything over 13 inches