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Brook Trout Adventure In Northern Ontario

Several of my friends and myself where quite excited to have finally arrive at the cabin up in the northern woods for your annual spring brook trout opener. By north I mean northern Ontario, which has to be one of the greatest spots in the world when you’re fishing for brook trout, or any fresh water fish for that matter.

 On this trip my buddies and I had decided to target brook trout as our main fish of choice. We had just driven through the night and got to the cabin at around 7 a.m. Our cabin is located on the shores of this beautiful pristine northern lake with a cobblestone bottom. The resident fish are mainly brook trout and lake trout. We got unpacked and put everything into the cabin, and all our fishing gear and tackle down at the dock. By this time our eyes where pretty heavy from our all night drive so we decided it would be nice to have a bit of a nap.

I’ll tell you all that fresh air really makes a person tired and hungry. Once we all got up and had a late breakfasts , we were ready to go. There are so many options in northern Ontario when it comes to fishing, that we broke up into teams up two. My partner and I decided to go fish this smaller size lake that was noted for some great brook trout action, with a couple of our light weight canoes.

We made our way down this old logging road used earlier in time to transport logs out of this area and deliver them to the local lumber mill. The road proved out to be bit rough because it had not been maintained in the last couple of years. But nevertheless is just awesome to be out in the wilderness of northern Ontario. On our way to the lake we came upon a mother bear with 3 cubs walking down the road. We only seen them for a second, because as we rounded the bend they quickly disappeared into the woods.

I decided I would use my ultra light spinning reel. My friend the other hand decided to fish with his Orvis graphite fly rod. Now I have to admit he has one beautiful fly rod. He loved that fly rod, and who could blame him, it was a work of art, and in his hands it performed like a Stradivarius.
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