The presence of brook trout says a lot about the condition of a lake, river, or stream. Brook trout are sensitive fish that can only spawn, grow, and survive in clean, cold water. If a body of ...

Brook trout are native to Northeastern America and can be found in small, cold water streams. Here's a quick guide to catching brookies. Join the 1871 Club · The Greatest Stories Happen Outdoors ...

The state’s eight trout hatcheries combined are expected to release approximately 2.4 million rainbow, 693,000 brown, 125,000 brook and 14,000 golden rainbow trout.

Northern Brook Trout. The northern strain of the brook trout is what you’ll encounter if you fish for brookies in the Rockies. In the late 1800s, ...

(Brook trout survival typically requires water temperatures below 68 degrees.) Planting trees has a huge effect on just about everything. “It’s good for the birds,” Harris says.

A prized fish among Garden State anglers, the Eastern brook trout has seen significant population declines in recent years, threatened by several factors — from increasing water temperatures to ...

The program, called the “5-in-5,” reclaimed five ponds in and around the White Mountain National Forest for native brook trout in just five years. Brook trout, with their characteristic orange ...

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — If you want to get technical, they are actually a kind of char, not closely related to other trout. But by whatever name, brook trout are Pennsylvania’s s… ...

In 1997, the state issued a minimum harvesting size of 7 inches for trout, both wild and stocked. This minimum was increased to 9 inches in 2008.

Larry Vickers, an angler from Lake City, caught a brook trout that reportedly weighed 8.22 pounds a week before Smiley, but he opted to skip Colorado’s record certification process, so he could ...

MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced Monday the implementation of the Brook Trout Reserves Program, a new initiative to protect Wisconsin's native brook trout ...

Water Temperature Brown and rainbow trout operate at their best in temperatures between 45° and 65°. Brook trout often get lumped into that ideal temperature range, but the reality is that any ...