Trount fishing is one of the most popular fishing in North America. There are 3 main species of trout anglers chase, which somewhat all have similar characteristics. The Rainbow, Brook, and Brown Trout are the most common variations. Natives to most cold water tributaries of the Pacific Ocean, the West Coast is one of the best places to find trout of any size, species, or color.

WHERE TO FISH FOR TROUT

Trout are often live in moving water as they run up and down rivers and creeks. Actually, the species can be found in every state in almost any freshwater spot, including streams, rivers, creeks, ponds, and lakes. Whether wild or stocked, trout can be plentiful, making a great target species, especially for those learning how to fish.

To find a good location for trout fishing, it’s a good idea to check out area sources. Many times, public agencies like a state’s Division of Fish and Wildlife will publish fishing maps. Other good sources of information include your local bait and tackle shop, fellow anglers, or online forums that discuss trout fishing in the areas you want to fish.

TROUT FISHING EQUIPMENT

One of the best things about fishing for trout is that the gear you need can be pretty minimal compared to what’s required to catch other species. The gear you’ll need to fish for trout is:

• Fishing rod
• Fishing reel
• Fishing line
• Tackle
• Bait

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