maple syrup and trout

[River Renegade]

Epic trip and nice fish also great work!

[Rich196]

Thanks for the post, LOVE the VT Pictures.

[Skunk City]

Beautiful pics and nice report!

[Chrisper4694]

wow, i would've never guess freshly stocked fish eat that quickly after going through the process of being transported and dumped.

some sweet fishing!

[Mikey topaz]

Just the scenery in those pics are worth more than the fish, fish are just a bounus. Do they launch those trout from nets or put them in the buckets and gentley pour them out ?

[Predator]

Great report thanks for sharing Tom. It was a pleasure to read.

[NJSquatch]

Awesome pics and report.

It truly is gods country up there.

[acabtp]

thanks a lot guys it was a great time

Originally Posted by Mikey topaz

Just the scenery in those pics are worth more than the fish, fish are just a bounus. Do they launch those trout from nets or put them in the buckets and gentley pour them out ?

agreed and the pics can't even do it proper justice, it's just great up there.
the fish are kinda big to launch from nets... so they launch them from the buckets! looks about the same, trout sailing through the air, etc. when a bucket was coming down with a real big fish in it (tail sticking out of the 5 gal bucket), it would get dumped in a little more gently. didn't see a single dead fish anywhere though, so it works.

Originally Posted by AndyS

I was around the same latitude last year when I fished the Ausable up in the Adirondaks, I got completely destroyed by black flies and it was early June, were black flies a problem there ?
Love the photos, great fish !!

no black flies thankfully, but plenty of gnats to inhale and/or land in your eyes. really was only bad when the wind was down.

[JDTuna]

Awesome! Looks like a great area to visit. Great job on the trout!