The Story of Brook Trout in the Red River Gorge

[@CastFromTheHip]

These projects are so cool, thanks for sharing!

[@jongaddis5821]

How are the trout here doing? You guys have any updates?

[@TheThatguy54]

Any updates on the success?

[@willymiller8494]

Hi guys that's great I love that, fishing for trout is great, good job. 👍

[@danrebich5976]

I was on that trail yesterday and saw a group bringing in the bagged fish to put in the creek.

[@Franky46Boy]

It would be nice if you gave some recent updates...

[@jackiedaugherty1949]

Are the branches of Elk Horn Creek suitable for trout stocking? I live near Frankfort and fly fish the Elk Horn from the forks to the Kentucky River. Great smallmouth fishing! I've never caught any of the trout species though!

[@hudsonensz2858]

I believe it gets too warm during the summer.

[@larrystephens7437]

Great story!

[@masoncolby813]

Were the fish native the stream? And is natural reproduction going on? Or is that why you're stocking fish.

[@nervousstranger]

So how did the study go?

[@buddyxfren8309]

Any updates on this?

[@acerrubrum]

I catch them in Bell County now

[@DeeMoback]

you are showing people fishing with wrong equipment....lol.....show people how to properly use the tenkara concept......fished flyrod for years with flyline...I seldom use a flyrod anymore......either use 50-60 pound mono or similar in place of flyline or go completely tenkara.....anyway don't lay your line on the water......just trying to help people enjoy this opportunity

[@DeeMoback]

recruit a true tenkara teacher to show people how to fish creeks.... I am positive they will do it for free.... meanwhile, there are plenty of tenkara vids on youtube

[@DeeMoback]

probably the most informative and useful videos on youtube are made by "Teton Tenkara" channel.....yup .....

[@K2mtp]

You clearly can see the guy is fishing under a tree right??