Fly Fishing For Brook Trout | New Brunswick

Today I was out fly fishing to try to catch some brook trout. the fishing was pretty slow in new Brunswick because of the hot weather but when the sun started to go down things started to brighten up.

[@HLHS_Fishing]

Have you ever tried fly fishing with a spinning rod?

[@cameronells4232]

i had similar luck the other day too they dont seem to want the fly rod this year.

[@JOutdoorsJesse]

cameron ells if you go in the evening you will catch them on the fly

[@otahu26]

This year..check the water temperature.. get a pool temperature gauge. dip it in about a foot. leave it for a few min. Then take a reading. Fish tend to not feed.. when the O2 level in the water is low it is usaullly from the temperature being to warm . .. ideal fishing temp for trout. is between 58 degress and 72 degrees'. water warmer then 74 doesn't hold oxygen well. Fish will migrate to cooler, more oxygenated waters. SO look for places where theres spring, small water falls, cool running water. You All will start finding awesome places to catch fish. and more often. Remember Fish need, Oxygen and Food.. Not just food and water. They gotta be able to breath. HAPPY FISHING Adventures .

[@JOutdoorsJesse]

otahu Rice thanks for the info, I will try to find a better spot next time

[@joebranscombe7228]

I have not had much luck this years seems like the runs where early this year or something

[@JOutdoorsJesse]

joe branscombe yea they must of done something different this year

[@tylerhager529]

It’s deadly for the trout to catch hen in this kind of heat

[@JOutdoorsJesse]

It was cooled down in the evenings, I didn't fish during the day because it was too hot

[@tylerhager529]

JOutdoors Jesse when the weather is over 65 you shouldn’t trout fish. Not saying it’s wrong but you should keep them because they probably won’t make it