Brookies

[Zubris21]

Hey board, I've never targeted brookies, but after all the posts of the beautiful fish on here I've got a craving to catch my first one.

 

I know they are few and far between in southern ONT, and especially SE ONT. but I was hoping someone could point me in the direction of a nice stream and or back lake (canoe accessible) where I might be able to hook into a couple.

 

I live in Kingston and would be looking for something within 1-1.5 hours drive from here.

 

I don't need specific spots (I like the adventure of searching), maybe just some water body names...

 

PM's welcome

 

Thanks in advance

-fwf

[Danubian]

I just PM'd you.

[BillM]

If anyone would like to PM me regarding Brookies, please feel free

 

BTW, I'm 100% catch and release (allergic to fish, so no choice) Not asking for your honey holes, just a general area I can check out. I haven't caught a brook trout since fishing Algonquin over 15 years ago.

[troutologist]

Call the district MNR Office and ask for a stocking list....lake names and coordinates. Nice part is most stocked lakes are fairly accessible.

[Sinker]

there are hundreds of Put and Take stocked brookie lakes, that are easily accessed in Ontario. Get a map, and a stocking list. Do a little research, and go exploring. 9 times out of 10, you won't be dissappointed.

 

BTW, check your PM's.

 

Sinker