Trout are biting

  • Huntindave
    Shell Rock Iowa
    Posts: 3088
    #1296330

    Friday I was headed for Clear Lake but made a change in plans due to the cold and windy conditions. Headed for a few trout streams instead and that turned into a good decision.

    Started off over at Fountain Springs then made a visit to Richmond Springs and ended at Joy Springs. Camped overnite and came home today with a two day limit for my efforts.

    The trout were very cooperative and I lost track of just how many I released. Most of them were Browns with a few Brookies and a couple Rainbows in the mix.

    I did manage to walk enough that my legs are a bit sore. Guess I am out of shape and need to walk a few more trout streams.

    mossydan
    Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    Posts: 7727
    #1061318

    Sounds like you did pretty well Dave, Alot of people don’t know that Iowa has 8 too 900 miles of stocked trout steams in N.E. Iowa, plus a few lakes as far south as to where I live. Possibly up too 1,500 miles of actual trout water because of the occasional high water making it possible for them to move from stream to stream. Iowa has a very good trout program. I’m 10 minutes away from the southern most trout stream here in Cedar Rapids, Its all catch and release but thats good too, atleast I can go for them if I wanted too.

    eye-full
    Waterloo,Ia,USA
    Posts: 660
    #1061373

    Sounds like a fun time, congrats! I recommend more exercise .

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