JOCELIN
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SEA RUN BROOK TROUT (Anadromous)
Here in Quebec North Shore region we are blessed with lots of rivers holding anadromous brook trout also known as sea run brookies.
I will start with the Kelt version of those brookies
The sea run kelts descend the rivers in mid to late April and in some cases up to mid May. Kelts are not present in every river it has to be a big deep river to hold sea run brook trout all winter. Most of all the sea run will leave the river and head out to the ocean in Late December. They leave the rivers to come feed on the available capelin and sand eels.
Notice the shape of these brook trout
Season to fish Kelts id from Late April to Late May
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Sea run brook trout
In late Mai to late June these same kelts will have got fatter and healthier with all the feeding done in the estuary. These fish are bright silver when fresh. After they enter the river in around 10 to 14 days they begin to lose their guanine built up from their trip in the ocean, their colorful colors start showing more and more, even the red and blue spot and olive vermiculations are visible now and to distinguish them from regular non anadromous sea run is practically impossible
Fishing Season Starts LAte May to Late August
Now here are some pictures of non sea run brook trout.
If you have any question regarding sea run brook trout like flies and rivers to fish for them feel free to ask
Jocelin
SEA RUN BROOK TROUT (Anadromous)
Here in Quebec North Shore region we are blessed with lots of rivers holding anadromous brook trout also known as sea run brookies.
I will start with the Kelt version of those brookies
The sea run kelts descend the rivers in mid to late April and in some cases up to mid May. Kelts are not present in every river it has to be a big deep river to hold sea run brook trout all winter. Most of all the sea run will leave the river and head out to the ocean in Late December. They leave the rivers to come feed on the available capelin and sand eels.
Notice the shape of these brook trout
Season to fish Kelts id from Late April to Late May
Image Posting Size Limits
Members shall not LINK to, or insert, any images INSIDE their message post that are wider than 550pxls. Oversize images will be deleted without notification.
Members may ATTACH images to posts that are no larger than 620pxls x 280pxls with a total size no larger than 19.5kb. Valid file extensions are bmp doc gif jpe jpeg jpg pdf png psd txt zip
There is a difference between attaching an image and linking to an image inside the body of the post.
I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If I have deleted any of your images... I'm sorry. However, for the optimal performance and overall look of the forum we must adhere to this policy.
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
Image Posting Size Limits
Members shall not LINK to, or insert, any images INSIDE their message post that are wider than 550pxls. Oversize images will be deleted without notification.
Members may ATTACH images to posts that are no larger than 620pxls x 280pxls with a total size no larger than 19.5kb. Valid file extensions are bmp doc gif jpe jpeg jpg pdf png psd txt zip
There is a difference between attaching an image and linking to an image inside the body of the post.
I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If I have deleted any of your images... I'm sorry. However, for the optimal performance and overall look of the forum we must adhere to this policy.
Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.
Sea run brook trout
In late Mai to late June these same kelts will have got fatter and healthier with all the feeding done in the estuary. These fish are bright silver when fresh. After they enter the river in around 10 to 14 days they begin to lose their guanine built up from their trip in the ocean, their colorful colors start showing more and more, even the red and blue spot and olive vermiculations are visible now and to distinguish them from regular non anadromous sea run is practically impossible
Fishing Season Starts LAte May to Late August
Now here are some pictures of non sea run brook trout.
If you have any question regarding sea run brook trout like flies and rivers to fish for them feel free to ask
Jocelin
