September Trophy Brook Trout | Blue Fox Camp
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2020
- Many anglers do not realize that September is one of the best times to catch a trophy Brook Trout. In this special video, host Colin McKeown travels to Algoma Country in Northern Ontario to Blue Fox Camp to fish on one of the numerous lakes in the region that possess massive Brook Trout. It is late September, the fish are getting ready to spawn soon and the season closes in less than a week....can Colin catch a trophy trout on a fly? Learn more about this wonderful, affordable and accessible destination in this educational video or visit their website: bluefoxcamp.com
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‘Morning and happy Father’s Day from northern New Jersey! Great day to be fishing
NICE FLY FISHING, IM KOREAN FLY FISHER. THANKS GOOD VIDEO!!
I love fishing for fall Brook trout ! Always an awsome experience
Couldn't agree more!
Another great video. Tow bad we only have one life time. So many great places to fly fish and just be out doors and enjoying what Mother Nature and the al mighty Gabe’s us. Thanks for sharing it with us all. Best Regards from West Virginia, Ken
Glad you enjoyed it
The only thing which would be better would be being there. Great trout and scenery. Thanks from down-under in NZ.
Great show Colin! Absolutely love Algoma country and the drone shots were awesome! That's a wonderful area for remote canoe tripping and fishing especially in the fall. No bugs and usually nice temps. Take care!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Worked here for a bit back in 2003..Fantastic area!Still have dreams about it.
Very cool thanks for sharing
I love Fall fishing especially in still water. I fished a beaver pond in Utah in early November and it started snowing those big, puffy flakes and not a breath of wind. It was eerily quiet, almost surreal. I was catching fat rainbows which helped but it was an incredible experience nonetheless.
Thanks for sharing that great story. Sounds like it was a magical time, another reason why we love to fly fish.
I’m going here soon
have fun!
Great video love the fly fishing action...💦ML&Aloha y’all 🤙🏽
Thanks for watching
Those big brook trout are shaped more like a salmon
Great job.........nice fish...........but I have to ask, why do you face the back of the canoe when fishing from the bow? Looks like it makes everything more difficult, especially for the guy in the stern.
Good question. It had more to do with the cameraman who was following in another canoe and my casting towards him. To that, it was also cramped in the bow of the canoe where my legs went so it was easier to swivel and cast facing to the back
Are there any native brook trout and native reproduction or are the brook trout only hatchery released brook trout?
I believe some of the lakes only have native trout as well as some river. In the main lake, it is all native fish.
Some where around 24.07 give or take a bit, a little editing needed. Sounds like a whispered Holy F#@&! Not that I mind! Great show!!
Thanks for letting us know!
@@newflyfisher No Problem. Loved the show for years but somehow that stuck out and I thought you would want to know !
Why in spawning season..leave them be ffs!
Thanks for your feedback Shane. We shoot our shows based on provincial zone regulations. Early September here, the angling season for Brook trout is open.
You're talking too much