We have lots of videos covering exactly that! This video was more of a fish handling video along with some gear choices 😁 Check out our Top 10 Brook Trout Lures video if you’re curious
With cudos on the releases can i recommend single hooks . As far as rods been using 5 ft zebco telescopics for 30 yrs and troll most of the time too.use about 7 lb mono . Never had a season in the many hundreds though .
Is that a Berkeley lightning rod? I love those rods but after breaking 3 of them I switched to the ugly stick carbon series and it’s much more durable.
Yes it probably is, I recall having one a few years ago before I really knew much about rods and what to use for trout! Much more dialed in now with my shimanos!
Nicely done boys, looks like you h Guys had a blast. I’m planning an ice out trip. Any tips to selecting lakes that will produce like this one? I don’t mind slogging some big portages to get into the deep bush.
We have a fairly detailed video discussing how to find Algonquin Brookies from a couple years back, if you haven’t seen it yet, it’s a good place to start! We did a rundown of pretty much everything we do to pick spots! Lots of research is key, and studying maps! The deeper you go, they more plentiful they get generally speaking!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow appreciate the quick reply. I’ll have a deeper dive into your videos. Great content thus far, seems you guys would get along with my group. Maybe see you out there.
He was catching them on a 3/8oz Perch Pattern Weaver Grabber. As for the lake, that’s not public information. We don’t share lake names inside or outside of the park. But especially inside. Native Brook Trout populations can easily be ruined from a spot being blown up on the internet, so we respect the fishery by keeping it quiet.
Algonquin is a magical place, never to old to go!! Just may take more time to get to certain areas, or study your route and pick an area with more paddling vs portaging!
Lots of great tips/knowledge and
Gorgeous specimens! Thanks for sharing man and go Leafs go!
Awesome video. Darren is catching giant brookies left right and centre
Darren is an absolute weapon, whisperer!
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Great content always look forward to your shows boys keep up the good work
Thanks so much buddy! Glad you’re watching the new episodes!
Incredible!!! What do the yellow spots mean?
As someone new to fishing for Brook Trout, I was hoping to hear something - anything - pertaining to lure choices and methods.
We have lots of videos covering exactly that! This video was more of a fish handling video along with some gear choices 😁 Check out our Top 10 Brook Trout Lures video if you’re curious
Little cleo, worms on small hook, fly jigs. Had good luck with those 3 in the park for brook
With cudos on the releases can i recommend single hooks . As far as rods been using 5 ft zebco telescopics for 30 yrs and troll most of the time too.use about 7 lb mono . Never had a season in the many hundreds though .
Is that a Berkeley lightning rod? I love those rods but after breaking 3 of them I switched to the ugly stick carbon series and it’s much more durable.
Yes it probably is, I recall having one a few years ago before I really knew much about rods and what to use for trout! Much more dialed in now with my shimanos!
Great vid fella’s👏
Nicely done boys, looks like you h
Guys had a blast.
I’m planning an ice out trip. Any tips to selecting lakes that will produce like this one? I don’t mind slogging some big portages to get into the deep bush.
We have a fairly detailed video discussing how to find Algonquin Brookies from a couple years back, if you haven’t seen it yet, it’s a good place to start! We did a rundown of pretty much everything we do to pick spots! Lots of research is key, and studying maps! The deeper you go, they more plentiful they get generally speaking!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow appreciate the quick reply. I’ll have a deeper dive into your videos. Great content thus far, seems you guys would get along with my group. Maybe see you out there.
@@paddlehooked4687 No problem man! If you have anymore questions reach out to us on Instagram or Facebook and we can discuss further!
what time of the year? also just trolling with small spoons?
Yea using perch pattern weaver grabbers and in early May!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow killer spoons I love them... from quebec ..
nice fishing did not hear any tops tho
What time of the year is this ?
This was in May
What lake were you fishing?
Can’t give away all of the secrets! Sorry man!
Seems like the golden spoon is the ticket for Algonquin trout?
Where abouts are you boys from?, think we're from the same area. We should meet up soem time for some ice fishing, show ya some great back lakes.
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The Expert didn’t tell us the name of the lake or what lure he was using?
He was catching them on a 3/8oz Perch Pattern Weaver Grabber. As for the lake, that’s not public information. We don’t share lake names inside or outside of the park. But especially inside. Native Brook Trout populations can easily be ruined from a spot being blown up on the internet, so we respect the fishery by keeping it quiet.
I miss Algonquin I betterthere get there before I get too too old
Algonquin is a magical place, never to old to go!! Just may take more time to get to certain areas, or study your route and pick an area with more paddling vs portaging!
Lets go out together sometime:) summer trip for brookies if you guys are free?
Only Maple Leafs I see Winning.
Where's the tips?
That's not my minnow, when no live bait is allowed.. hm
Dead minnows are allowed and used all the time by us, he was just pointing out that the fish had another bait in its mouth and was feeding
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