"In early June, this colorful member of the char family hangs around pond shallows next to inlets and outlets and over gravel bars and dark-bottomed coves, which warm first and activate forage items such as invertebrates and baitfish." Ken Allen advises brook trout fanatics to fish hidden Maine waters with two rods ready: a 6-8 weight with a fast-sinking line, and a 4-5 weight with a floater. On MaineToday.com.
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