Hey buddy! Awesome running into you as well out there and chatting! You win some and lose some, last year we did 6 days with barely a bite! 😂 Thanks for actually checking out the channel again! Keep an eye out for more soon!
Nicely done boys! Headed out tomorrow for some trout up that way. I think I’ll have to venture into some of those unknown off the beaten path lakes…you know, Ron Jeremy deep lakes 😂
Ive graphed out trout length vs weight before. On average 20 inch fish are around 4lbs. 22 inches on average they start to exceed 5lbs. This is by no means an exaxct way to measure fish, but is fairly reliable based on a large data set from Maine. Nice fish! hope i can get myself into some like that this year.
If the trout had a real big girth then for sure. I never got a girth on this one but would guess 11-11.5”, which would put it in between 3-3.5lbs. The girth is the big difference maker for sure on trout, every quarter inch of girth adds a lot of weight overall! Lyle caught a 22”x12.5” this winter that was about 4.25lbs. Any Brookie over 20 inches is definitely a trophy, and it’s easy to overestimate on size, that’s why measuring is crucial to getting an accurate size estimate. I’m glad you’re aware of this and take it into account when sizing fish! I’m hoping to get into a few more fish this size or bigger this upcoming season! Best of luck out there Ian!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow you're completely correct. Girth is just as import as length for estimating weight. Unfortunatly my data set didn't include girth.
How did you guys meet? I’m almost 30 and still haven’t found a fishing and hunting buddy everyone’s too much of a princess to carry a boat through the woods now
We met in college, took the same program and hit it off over chats about fishing and hunting. Then Lyle moved up my way after college and now we’re Fishing partners!
Loved it! Thanks for sharing it!
Thanks for watching buddy!
Nice fishing guy's! Just the reward for finding a good spot.
Thanks Jay! Gotta work to get the good ones 😁🎣
Lets gooo! Banger video, keep up the great content. Ron Jeremy deep.
Lol that’s friggen deep bud 😎😂 Thanjs for watching as always Jordan!
Great video! I always look forward to them!
Thanks so much Brian! We love making them too! The hard part is getting the quality content you guys deserve 😅
Great job guys
Thanks Mikey! Gotta get you out again on some fish like that!
Nice work!
Thanks buddy! Was a wicked adventure and worth the exploration! 😁
Wicked video as always 🤘🏽
Thanks Thane! Nice meeting ya a couple weeks back!! 😁
Specs are gorgeous 😍
They are amazing!! Lots of Brookie content coming up so stay tuned! 😁
Great video ladds. New sub that loves the park. More fish.
Thanks Danny! Appreciate the subscribe! New park video just posted last night check it out!
Hey, nice fish! It was great to meet you guys out on the portage. We didnt have much luck. A few small fish. Keep the videos coming.
Hey buddy! Awesome running into you as well out there and chatting! You win some and lose some, last year we did 6 days with barely a bite! 😂 Thanks for actually checking out the channel again! Keep an eye out for more soon!
Nice going!
Thanks Roddy! Good ol Buck for sure! 😁
Nicely done boys! Headed out tomorrow for some trout up that way. I think I’ll have to venture into some of those unknown off the beaten path lakes…you know, Ron Jeremy deep lakes 😂
Thanks pal! Did RJ Treat you good in there bud? Get any bigguns?
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow was a solid trip. No giants but lots of lakers and got me my first brookie which made it all worth while.
found your birch bark note! missed ya by a few hours it seems! good video
Haha That’s amazing bud! Thanks for checking out the channel! Keep watching for more 😁
Ive graphed out trout length vs weight before. On average 20 inch fish are around 4lbs. 22 inches on average they start to exceed 5lbs. This is by no means an exaxct way to measure fish, but is fairly reliable based on a large data set from Maine. Nice fish! hope i can get myself into some like that this year.
If the trout had a real big girth then for sure. I never got a girth on this one but would guess 11-11.5”, which would put it in between 3-3.5lbs. The girth is the big difference maker for sure on trout, every quarter inch of girth adds a lot of weight overall! Lyle caught a 22”x12.5” this winter that was about 4.25lbs. Any Brookie over 20 inches is definitely a trophy, and it’s easy to overestimate on size, that’s why measuring is crucial to getting an accurate size estimate. I’m glad you’re aware of this and take it into account when sizing fish! I’m hoping to get into a few more fish this size or bigger this upcoming season! Best of luck out there Ian!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow you're completely correct. Girth is just as import as length for estimating weight. Unfortunatly my data set didn't include girth.
Nice catch and happy to see them released . But a lot of work for a 3 lber
Well worth it though! Can’t complain for finding out new info! 😁
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow You're right guys . Getting tougher every year to find a good lake with fish over 3 lbs
great vid, few wuick questions , im going in august first week. i know they should be deeper but was just curious how much line to let out and to use
You going for Brookies?
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow Yessir sure am!
How did you guys meet? I’m almost 30 and still haven’t found a fishing and hunting buddy everyone’s too much of a princess to carry a boat through the woods now
Farmers only
We met in college, took the same program and hit it off over chats about fishing and hunting. Then Lyle moved up my way after college and now we’re Fishing partners!
Not farmers here haha Just rednecks 😂
Husband and I just carried an 80lbs pelican into Lake mckaskill (mc ass kill) and I had no brookies sadly)
Just today I hiked into a small stream in southern Ontario and found tons of small and medium sized brookies .. I got about 20 in the net
Awesome job congrats!
Just have to finish a frame repair and the front diff on my jeep and I’ll be deep in the park as well
Algonquin Uber? Lol
are you guys not worried about bears cougars and wolfs on your walk thro the bush?
Not scared at all no, they are more scared of people then people are of them, by the time you may notice one, they’ll be long gone.
@TheAverageJoesFishingShow tell that to the ppl who were murdered by bears there...
base camp happen to be burntroot? lol
No sir it wasn’t!
Lyle will you marry me
Evan, he clearly has a ring on his finger already, so if you’re interested in a piece of the Average Joes, I am single 😘😉