Wisconsin Trout Fishing - 6/29/2024

Got a chance to meet up with subscriber Scott for a fishing outing here. Scott is a Schmidtee lure user and has started crunching his own too. You can get yours here tinyurl.com/2r... We started slow, but it picked up with 30-40 fish total. Best brown was a 15.5" fat brown. We had brookies and browns in some mildly stained water. The continuing rain poses challenges. Plan B was an unsuccessful solo monster hunt. Happy Fishing!

[@GrupaNation]

Love it ron! I miss living in the driftless. You're living the dream

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

Thanks and happy fishing!

[@Trevfishing]

Good numbers !! Missing Wisconsin already

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

Thanks and happy fishing!

[@Scott-Witter]

Ron you put together two dynamite days on the water!

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

Things have been snapping. Hope it stops raining for a bit. Thanks and happy fishing!

[@scottmusich9970]

Thanks again Ron! You definitely out-fished me 😂. Had a great time.

[@Scott-Witter]

Love Ron's lures!

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

No problem, I only fish against myself...unless Adam wants to keep score or lose money. Hahahaha. Great to get out there with you Scott. Happy fishing!

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

@@Scott-Witter schmidtee's rule! Happy fishing!!

[@davidstakston1950]

"Can't stand chubs". No biodiversity, no biomass. Great call on the biggest brown trout, 25:29, but that branch and overhanging tree only one for miles in another DNR and TUDARE reed canary grass stream designed for blue heron rookery number 165. I would love to plant a couple of black willow trees on the shoreline about every 200 feet on this stream. Wow, just think, every 200 feet you could say, "there's a big brown trout under the black willow tree". P.S. I love blue herons and the DNR should sell a blue heron stamp to pay the hatchery costs and the fish biologists salary designing these streams for feeding the blue heron rookeries.

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

Yes, and we saw a new HI part that was under construction down stream a bit. Typical slope and grade flood control, remove all trees, throw rocks in the middle of the stream. I guess if is prevents erosion, helps thermal profile and can increase repro that's all good. I am skeptical that it will restore better bio diversity, but it will fly fish more easily. Happy fishing!

[@zehery2420]

Great video! What creek was this?

[@WisconsinTroutFishing]

Thanks. I do not name places on utube. I suggest checking out WI DNR maps for places you wish to fish. Every designated WI trout stream is mapped and listed by county. Happy fishing!