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Thank you guys, have been doing lots of portaging lately in search for native speckle trout and they sure are difficile to find!!!I'm also looking under tree stump and trees lol...
Well for native brookies on the ontario side, you're going to have to head up around Algonquin Park. If you find them south of Pembroke they're most likely stocked or fish that have escaped from stocked ponds, etc.
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The Captain wrote:most likely brookies, and you'll need a pond with springs or current to keep it cool and oxygenated. . .
Allow me to clarify my earlier post...
what he said.
They need cold water, so if there's brookies (speckles for you easterners) in the creek a beaver dam will create cover, forage and most of all deeper, cooler water.
There are few problems in life which can not be solved with a well-placed, high-explosive projectile.
You are right... I did find some nice native speckled in Algonguin however ,we also found what we call in NB Salvelinus fontinalis in the ******** area and ******* but very smart and have to portage in about 7 to 10 km.
