Crooks Lake Dry Fly Brook Trout | Labrador Fly Fishing

Bill Spicer experiences the ultimate river dry fly fishing in Labrador, catching massive Brook Trout. In this special full-length video Bill explores the walk and wade dry fly fishing at Crooks Lake Lodge and discusses tactics, presentation techniques and much more. Bill considers this one of the best trips of his life for trout, come join him on his adventure in the wilds of Labrador! This is a repeat upload from 2019. Check out Crooks Lake Lodge: crookslakelodge.com
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[@loydtruss]

Hi Bill
This video is absolutely the best I've viewed with you guys. I love the way you got the trout on the reel as soon as it was possible, which is a must when playing a big fish. Congrats on an epic trip!!! Thanks for sharing

[@newflyfisher]

Thanks 👍

[@richardkjelsrud242]

I would love to catch a brooke that big my best is 19 inches in Wyoming to fly in and catch the big ones looks REAL GOOD! Good video excellent fish.

[@dougbrien9836]

Thanks for all the great tips, Bill.

[@newflyfisher]

Happy to help!

[@TopSecretVid]

pretty fish!!

[@YukionChannel]

Great video 👏👏👏

[@larrycounce4509]

Bill I like the grip on that rod @10:00 it appears to be a full wells taper down to the thumb, interesting. Is that an Orvis?

[@benbowman1283]

what is prime dry fly season up there?

[@newflyfisher]

good question. our experience has been last week of june thru july. recommend you contact the owner, mike crosby, and he can confirm. crookslakelodge.com/the-fishing

[@mikeking453]

Anybody know why the water looks red from above

[@newflyfisher]

it is the tannic in the water from the soil and black spruce trees combined with sun/light.

[@russelrogers2540]

And I thought a 17 inch brook trout was big!

[@straubdavid9]

It's all relative ... depending on the water, a 17 inch Brook Trout can be the catch of a lifetime.