Brook trout are native to Northeastern America and can be found in small, cold water streams. Here's a quick guide to catching brookies. Print Subscription-$35 for the Best Field & Stream Stories ...

The Deerfield River used to be a brook trout fishery when I was younger, but as I grew older, I started to notice that I wasn ...

Trout are big business in western North Carolina — bringing the region $1.4 billion a year in tourism revenue. But they’re ...

The N.C. (NCWRC) asks the public to refrain from the illegal practice of moving inland fish, specifically mountain trout, to ...

Daniel’s trout beat out the previous Colorado brook trout record, which was pulled from Summit County’s Upper Cataract Lake. Angler Geoge Knorr caught that 7.63-pound brookie back in 1947, making it ...

Brook trout were introduced into Colorado way back in the 1870s. Considered a nuisance by some as they outcompete cutthroat trout — a native species — keeping a few still weighs lightly on my ...

There’s been a great deal of trout relocation and habitat disruption over the years, but there are still places where brook trout thrive in the environments they’ve always called home.

Water Temperature Brown and rainbow trout operate at their best in temperatures between 45° and 65°. Brook trout often get lumped into that ideal temperature range, but the reality is that any ...