The Reality of Brook Trout Fishing - Fall Algonquin Brook Trout Trip
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In this most recent episode of The Average Joes, filmed last September, the boys headed into some bushwhack lakes on a 2 night adventure deep in Algonquin park. It was the closing weekend, with the maples coloured up and the trout the same. This video is more of a realistic side to what a lot of our adventures look like. We don’t always catch fish, and on this trip it took us until the last day to find any fish.
Hope you enjoy.
TAJFS
What do you use when bushwhacking ? Just a map and a compass or do you use a gps
Great question! With cellphone capabilities nowadays that’s all we use. We generally will preload maps for the area we are fishing and go off those. I have a subscription to OnX Hunt and use that as my GPS and will also track my routes and such, Lyle I believe uses the Algonquin BRMB app on his phone. No need for anything extra when we’re already bringing the phones and they work perfect for it!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow thanks for the reply, great info! When downloading for that area do you download Jeff’s map for Algonquin ?
Really enjoy ur guys videos my paddle group all watch you guys. You should do some fall back country walleye !
I've definitely been skunked on Trout lakes
This is the reality of probably half of our exploration trips! We normally don’t show it but it’s good memories either way and a motivator to get them next time!
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow I try to hit different lakes with different species to spread the luck out 🖖
Last year? 😮
it must be
Yes sir! Lots more coming up from this year in the coming weeks so stay tuned!
This trip was more like all my trips 😂. Still worth the effort, great video.
Trips are great regardless! Few fish, lots of laughs, can’t beat it!
Sometimes it feels like you're the fisherman, other times it feels like you're being catfished by the speckles. But that's the feeling that keeps us wanting to bushwhack like you did here! At least you got a consolation at the end for your efforts. Good luck for the rest of September and for goodness sakes pack out your wacky worms!!!
It’s all a part of the hunt 😉 You’ve learnt that first hand already haha
I've also found wackyworms in brookies before, its a damn shame. I look forward to seeing some more trips to bushwack lake number 1. The places with the slowest fishing often times produce the largest trout.
It is a shame but I guess it can be an honest mistake. Funny that nobody has popularized a biodegradable plastic bait yet!
We might head back into there next spring for a weekend, we need redemption and plan on getting it! You’ve definitely got that right, low numbers but high size is generally the name of the game.
got 2 five lb specks in the park on one trip . Both released .one in a lake just a few hundred m off Opeongo .
Nice! Were they stocked lakes or naturals?
@@TheAverageJoesFishingShow Naturals from Algonquin. My biggest was 6 lbs 2 oz but a stocked female caught NE of North Bay. Had it mounted and the guy painted it like a male. Did a nice job though .
Great video fellas! The memories are the best, catching a fish is just bonus.
For sure Dave! This video was more for memories sake for sure!