Fall Speckle Action

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Fall Speckle Action

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I have been trying my luck with the specks lately. Most days, the fish have not been co-operating, but some days they have really been on fire.
I was out on Sat and just could not convince a fish to bite. Sun I got out with Sniper in the afternoon and it was a different story...FIRE! We just could not keep them off the lines. Every 3-5 casts brought us a fish. After the previous four outings for specks this day was unbelievable. Colors on the fish varied greatly, from shiny chrome to the nice red males in fall colors.

The next day, how could I not be thinking FIRE. Headed out amongst the hunters to try my luck again. There would be no FIRE today but a little sizzle. Caught one nice fish this day and the rest of the time, not even a bite. :cry: That`s trout for you, here today, gone tomorrow.

Between me and Sniper we kept five for the pan, the one I got yesturday was released.

Before people ask, this is Div 18.


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Don`t know why but I could only post one pic at a time.

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Another sterling report Mike...! I am totally envious of your catches. What are you catching them with?

I tend to have Cronzy-esque leanings when it comes to certain species of fish and wild game... how did you cook these gorgeous girls and guys?!!

I mean.... all I can think about is smoking these guys after a nice soak in a sweet brine....

mMmmmmmMmmMmmmm.... smoked trout...

Thanks for sharing. You are definitely the standard by which other trout reports are judged this fall.

Thanks!!
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Post by Billy Bones »

Hey Mike

Fantastic fish Mike, especially the second picture. Hope you're wearing your orange hat, I have a boxfull of hats, I'll bring an extra
one next time out. It would seem strange with all those deer hunters out, and you carrying nothing but a fishing rod.
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cprince wrote:Another sterling report Mike...! I am totally envious of your catches. What are you catching them with?

I tend to have Cronzy-esque leanings when it comes to certain species of fish and wild game... how did you cook these gorgeous girls and guys?!!

I mean.... all I can think about is smoking these guys after a nice soak in a sweet brine....

mMmmmmmMmmMmmmm.... smoked trout...

Thanks for sharing. You are definitely the standard by which other trout reports are judged this fall.

Thanks!!
These specks will be hitting the smoker Craig, for some future fishing days to come. They were biting everything from Black Furies to small spoons.
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Post by fatluke »

Sweet trouts Mike..

Keep on plugin away..
MEAT - Grind it, stuff it, smoke it.
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Post by almontefisher »

You have them dialed in Mike. So are you going ahead with your plans?? I think you are building a nice case for yourself.
Fishing isn't a matter of life and death....
It's much more important.

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almontefisher wrote:You have them dialed in Mike. So are you going ahead with your plans?? I think you are building a nice case for yourself.
I agree, go for it Mike!
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Post by lapointeric »

Nice looking fish, great job.

I like how they're placed in order of most to least bloodied. :)


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Gorgeous speckles Mike! No fish is prettier than the brook trout IMO, especially in the fall. Thanks for sharing :D :D
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Post by riverdog »

True beauties right there! I'd love to ice fish these beasts someday!
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Post by bl8ant »

Some gorgeous fish right. SO I guess the males change to the orange and the females stay silverish?
Sorry I don't know a whole lot about trout.

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You the Man, Nice trout !!!!!!!!
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Post by Maple »

Mike, shouldn't you be out hunting or something?

You're putting an awful beating on those fish :wink:

Excellent work buddy.

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