We all love catching trout, but we also need to be aware of how to release them, especially in this year of low, and sometimes warm, water. The state of Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife recently issued a release on how to help release those trout and salmon we catch in the warmer summer months.
Read on, fellow anglers …
Pretty standard stuff, right? Common sense kind of stuff, actually. If you’re practicing catch and release, we need to all abide by common sense rules of doing so properly.
By the way, the lunker brown pictured above was caught and released yesterday by our own Fishing Guide, Mickey Cunliffe.
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By: bs
Tom Caron dispenses advice, wisdom, and bs in the pursuit of trout and salmon daily for Tall Timber guests.
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Hendrickson
July 10, 2021 — 4:21 pm
Sound advice & practice Tom. Mickey’s fish was too big for the net!
Hope you’re finding some time to get in the water and feeling the tug…
Don
July 10, 2021 — 9:18 pm
Nice going Mickey do you want to tell us where you were ????
bs
July 11, 2021 — 1:33 pm
You’d have a better chance of getting the Colonel’s secret recipe for KFC!
Rod
July 12, 2021 — 3:57 pm
I can tell by the reflection from the water…..
Looks like the Twin Mountain Hatchery
bs
July 12, 2021 — 4:45 pm
Ha!