Winter Brook Trout Secrets Revealed with Underwater Camera

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Wild Trout Man offers a new video for winter brook trout fishing. WTM provides some amazing winter native brook trout footage showcasing their unique behavior with spectacular winter scenery along a wild trout stream.

More videos can be found at the Wild Trout Man Youtube Channel and Wild Trout Man website.

Wild Trout Man is Dr. Joseph Simons, III. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Wilkes University and a Doctor of Optometry degree from Salus University. He is an avid outdoorsman who loves fly-fishing, camping, kayaking, hiking, scuba diving, nature photography and writing electronic music and soundtracks. Dr Simons serves as the President of the Stanley Cooper Chapter Trout Unlimited.

 

Cool stuff! He's a Salus graduate just like my son! I wonder if they were feeding on top or just playing around. As he said, they are surprisingly active!

 

That was a great video! Almost looked like a stick caddis he took, then spit it back out.

 

That’s pretty awesome. The head shakes and yawns remind me of betta fish. Just watching this reminds me of sitting and watching my betta fish years ago. They are very active fish and very very aggressive when in a proper tank by themselves (males). Wild betta also remind me of little native Brookies.

It was cool to see the Brook trout sample the pretty large twig and spit it out. Also good perspective to see the different currents, the little cave they used and just how much they moved around the pool.

 

That’s pretty awesome. The head shakes and yawns remind me of betta fish. Just watching this reminds me of sitting and watching my betta fish years ago. They are very active fish and very very aggressive when in a proper tank by themselves (males). Wild betta also remind me of little native Brookies.

It was cool to see the Brook trout sample the pretty large twig and spit it out. Also good perspective to see the different currents, the little cave they used and just how much they moved around the pool.

Agree. The differing current directions were very interesting.