Northern Vermont brookie stream

[Vtsalmon]

So hear in northern Vermont we have been blessed with an amazing summer . We have had plenty of rain and when it starts getting dry it rains again . Weather has been beautiful not many days above the 80s here and nice cool nights . I fished a brook on Friday that I have only fished once before . I arrived and rigged up the JP Ross 6’6” 3wt beaver meadow s-glass I just built ,walked down to the brook ,it temped at 60degress . I was not disappointed it was one of those days I will remember the only bad part of the day was when I noticed my parachute Adams was worn out and had to re tie . Wanted to share some pics of this brook that is 5miles from the Canadian border . This brook is under 400” of snow on average every year and endures temps of -25 to-30 degrees in the winter and some weeks never getting above zero degrees. I feel truly honered to be able to catch a few of this brooks treasures . I hope this inspires some to find there own treasure in a new spot or one you always wanted to get back to .

 

[goose54cdd]

Just beautiful!

 

[trout624]

Nice post. Incredible how resilient those brookies are!

 

[Wild_Trouter]

Fantastic post! That is definitely my kind of place. I could never get tired of that. Please feel free to post more content like this!

 

[troutbert]

I walked along a small stream in central Vermont in mid-winter and there was ice over much of the surface, and anchor ice on much of streambed. Those are harsh conditions for the brookies to endure.