North Country Angler - trout in full troutliage

Male brook trout in full “troutliage.” (STEVE ANGERS PHOTO)

Fall foliage has been rapid this season. The aggregate of leaves from the trees happened quickly and disappeared just as fast. Each year is a little different, and this year’s drought certainly had an impact on the colors of the leaves.

For the brook trout angler, the display of colors is a welcome sight. Walking through the woods and coming upon a remote trout pond lined with spruce and maple trees is a cornucopia of colors and scents. It is one of the reasons that anglers like to fish for brook trout. Brook trout are found in beautiful places.

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