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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Ya I am 100 percent positive. The stream he was caught out of has a 0 percent brookie population. I just think he was a stocked fish that was there for a pretty long time.

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Sal, your brown, I caught one of those, in one of "those places". You know. I think we discussed this whole thing a while ago.

Only it wasn't nearly as large as yours, but larger than the other typically small wild ones I catch.

Fifteen years of fly fishing, one day I'll have a hero shot of me holding +20" wild trout.

So far, it seems, I can only manage to land a nice 17"- 18" rainbow every so often.

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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My largest "native" was this brookie from Black Creek in Carbon County. He went about 12" or so and was one of only a few fish landed that day on what I came to find out is a relatively "dead" waterway. Took a green weenie...

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Posted on: 2011/3/4 21:11


Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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My largest "native" was this brookie from Black Creek in Carbon County. He went about 12" or so and was one of only a few fish landed that day on what I came to find out is a relatively "dead" waterway. Took a green weenie...

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It's ironic wgmiller, I encountered almost the exact same scenario on Black/Hays Creek a couple of years ago. I caught one nice 11" brookie and a small wild brown, and that was it! That really is a beautiful looking stream, it's a shame. I wonder what the story is?

Posted on: 2011/3/7 8:46
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wgmiller wrote:
My largest "native" was this brookie from Black Creek in Carbon County. He went about 12" or so and was one of only a few fish landed that day on what I came to find out is a relatively "dead" waterway. Took a green weenie...

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It's ironic wgmiller, I encountered almost the exact same scenario on Black/Hays Creek a couple of years ago. I caught one nice 11" brookie and a small wild brown, and that was it! That really is a beautiful looking stream, it's a shame. I wonder what the story is?


Hayes/Black Creek and its apparent demise as a wild trout fishery has been discussed numerous times on this site. Back in the day (80's-early 90's) the stream was teaming with wild trout, not always easy to catch, but there nonetheless. I haven’t fished it for quite a while, but nearly every report has been the same...bad.

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Posted on: 2011/3/7 9:08


Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Just caught this guy today at Valley Creek. Took a #22 BWO dry above the covered bridge in the park. I'm used to catching the smaller wild ones here, so I was pretty surprised when I set the hook and the fish made a serious run downstream. Not massive, but an awesome fish in my book.

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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jay 348- thats a great fish from valley, my biggest wild trout came from valley to, if you wanna see it search valley creek and it should pop up as valley creek monster. I dont know how to post a pic on a forum yet, i prob could figure it out im just to lazy. he was prob about 15 or 16 inches im guessing i didnt measure him soo i dont know for sure, but i do know my grip on my rod is 7 inches so i judge it of that. check him out if you get the chance

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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here he is

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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thanks davey! your fish is definitely a beast for valley. i couldn't measure mine but i figure he was maybe 14" give or take. i try and get there every other couple weeks so shoot me a PM if you're planning on fishing there anytime soon.

Posted on: 2011/3/30 19:23


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My best wild brook trout as of saturday:

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Was admiring your Flooger, when I realized that brookie is HUGE!

That'll get the ol' adrenaline pumping.

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Was admiring your Flooger, when I realized that brookie is HUGE!

That'll get the ol' adrenaline pumping.


He hooked but lost another that was slightly shorter. Sculpins, sculpins, sculpins . . .

Posted on: 2011/4/10 21:26


Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Jay348,
great fish!...

Posted on: 2011/4/11 14:23


Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Not big by any means, but it is not only one of my largest wild browns, but it is one of my first.

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Re: Your largest wild/native trout?

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Not sure how many of the browns are wild but I think they all were. I am not familiar with what gets stocked and what doesnt up here, but I sure do love it! I saw a brookie in the same stream I caught all those others in, and it was pushing 15 inches. It was BEAUTIFUL.

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