Wisconsin Trout Fishing - 7/31/2024
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- Well folks, July 2024 is in the books. It closes with a great outing here. My buddy Brad managed to meet up again for this early morning outing. With temperatures expecting to soar into the 90s, an AM start was a good move. Fish were hot throughout the morning with many hitting on the drop. The water was 61F degrees and the feedbag was on. 50+ to hand here, with many catches missed with Brad off cam. We also had another 30 or so hook ups, get offs, swipers and followers. My second cast resulted in a behemoth 19.5" female brown that unfortunately engulfed my spinner and had to be strung. We had many doubles. The quality of fish here was great with a cpl 18s, a cpl 17s and many browns in the 14-16" range. Many brookies to hand with the best 12". Good to get out with Brad and we were off the stream before the heat swelled. Another 1" + of rain fell across the region tonight! Go away rain!!
Great outing Ron!!!
@@davidschroeder9650 thanks and happy fishing!
The big boys were biting on that day! Great outing Ron. I'm hoping to get back out on the water next week after it cools down a bit more.
@@billschlafer hot one out there today! Adam got his first tiger! Happy fishing!!
Big un right from the start !!! Nice outing buddy 💪
Oh yeah Trev, no chubbs in sight!! Hahaha!!!
@@WisconsinTroutFishing haha , my record is safe !!! . I caught one in my trout video czcams.com/video/fAzaxGtWV2Y/video.htmlsi=TLfmZheTO88wkneM and said that one’s for you lol
Your record is safe by me! LOL!! Happy fishing!!!
Bravo
Thanks and happy fishing!
Great day. Beautiful fish. Thanks for awesome video.
Thanks and happy fishing!
Wow, hard to beat that day anywhere guys! Congrats!!
@@Scott-Witter thanks, definitely a good one. Happy fishing!
So fish an expanse like a clock. Stay away from ripples at first? Would you want to stay near the banks where there's some over hang?
@@slimwest41 the most important thing is don't bomb your first cast deep into the run or pool. Start low and on the edges. You can work the area like or clock or zig zag if u prefer. Cover the water low and in front first, then the middle, then the riffle up high. Hit all bank edges left or right in each zone. Happy fishing!
What turned on the feeding binge of the bigger brown trout in this stream? My seven choices: 1) the baby leeches are coming out of their cocoon with the warmer water, 2) the big mayflies are hatching, 3) the grasshoppers are blown into the stream. 4) the tadpoles from the backwater have become small frogs and are jumping into the stream, 5) the rough fish and native crayfish removed by the DNR shocking crew are migrating back upstream from the main river, 6) the field mice are swimming across the stream to reproduce with next new moon August 4, 2024, 7) the hatchery truck just dropped some hungry brood brown trout. DID YOU CHECK THE GUT OF THE BIG BROWN TROUT you harvested to see what the big brown trout were feeding upon? Being the brown trout and brook trout had no blue heron marks you'll probably find hatchery pellets in the gut of the harvested brown trout.
@@davidstakston1950 I think all your guesses are right and will sum it up that predators were predating. That big fish was filled with freshwater shrimp or scuds and a smaller brookies. Happy fishing!