Wild Brook Trout Fly Fishing | Guided Fly Fishing Trips : New Hampshire, White Mountains
Fly fishing for Wild brook trout in Jackson, Conway, Albany, Eaton, Freedom, and Ossippee NH. These waters are un-stocked and un-pressured. Trout can be wary of predators from above, but strike hard when a fly is well presented. Much of this water is spring fed and low gradient allowing for sight fishing and explosive surface action. Many people believe that wild NH brook trout max out at six inches. These fish average eight inches with twelve inch specimens not uncommon.
Wild Brook Trout Trips
Wild brook trout are some of the most beautiful trout on the planet. Let us show you what we mean!
The rise of a wild brook trout.
This fishing is explosive!
Stalking wild native brookies on foot is hard to beat.
Best time to come: May-October
Trip Types: Half day/ Full day wade
The Water:
Interested in catching wild and native fish? These waters are un-stocked and un-pressured. Trout can be wary of predators from above, but strike hard when a fly is well presented. Much of this water is spring fed and low gradient allowing for sight fishing and explosive surface action. Many people believe that wild NH brook trout max out at six inches. These fish average eight inches with twelve inch specimens not uncommon.
What to expect:
These waters vary from small ponds to meadow streams to deep woods creeks. Generally you can expect to do from one quarter to one mile of walking during these trips. Much of this walking is over flat ground with few obstacles. For those looking for an adventure, more bushwhacking can be done. Beginners to advanced fly fishermen can find their place on this water. Fishermen looking for a new experience with beautiful native fish won’t soon forget one of these trips.