Spring High Water Time - Best Time of Year For Trophy Trout Fisherman

Author: Jadran Z. Transcona

High water can be a springtime delight or peril for serious trout anglers and sports fisherman. . During springtime fishing you can count on cold bank full water whether it is the upper Midwest, northeast or up in Canada. On top of that a sudden rain shower or spring thunderstorm can add to the extra water and add to the fishing mix. What to do to make the most and the best of the situation?

Alaska Fishing Trout Locations and Hints

Author: Paul Winter

Are you looking for one of the best places to fish for trout? Alaska fishing trout is one of the world's greatest places for trout. Are you looking to learn more about fishing trout and how to do so successfully? Alaska Trout Fishing Season opens on June 8th and goes until mid-September. This is the best time for Alaska fishing trout and also the only time that it is legal to do so.

Whether you enjoy top water fly fishing or deep water lake fishing, you can enjoy fishing for trout in the lakes and streams of Alaska. The Alaska Rainbow Trout are found along the Alagnak River and is a very popular type of fishing. This entire area of the Alagnak River in Alaska has a high population of wild Alaska fishing trout and is very popular.

Anyone who has spent any time fishing for trout knows that one of the best places to fish for these multi colored beauties are rivers, especially small to medium sized rivers. In this article I will list 3 trout fishing tips for rivers. These tips will make any trout angler more efficient and effective. These tips were originally taught to me more than 25 years ago by my best friends' father. A man I've always considered a trout fishing master of sorts. Kind of like the Mr. Miyagi of trout fishing, if you will.

Montana is blessed with water; gin-clear cold water. Fed from glaciers, winter snowpack and deep mountain springs, Montana's pristine chilly waters are a perfect habitat for trout. Rainbow, Lake, Cutthroat, Brown and Brook Trout thrive to the delight of bears and anglers.

Trout depend on cold water to survive. Our waters are cold, trout flourish in Montana. Brook Trout are the easiest to catch but the most sensitive to water temperature; their population begins to diminish in waters that exceed 68 degrees F., Montana's other species of trout are comfortable at slightly warmer temps. Many fishermen feel that the wary Brown Trout is the most difficult to catch.