| Trouts can be found in many freshwater | | | | which is similarto water acrobats and is quite exciting |
| streams,lakes and rivers across the globe, particularlyin | | | | for manyfishermen to watch. |
| the United States, Canada, Europe and New | | | | The Brown trout is larger in size compared to the |
| Zealand. | | | | Brook trout and the Rainbow trout. It is found |
| As a fisherman, it is important that you alwaysconsider | | | | inabundance in many areas of Europe and USA. |
| what type of trout you are after andtheir feeding | | | | Thistype of trout are usually more difficult to catchas |
| habits to better understand andplan your approach. | | | | they are wary of fishing lures and bait andnot |
| There are three very popular types of trout: | | | | aggressive as the brook trout. More patienceare |
| - Speckled trout (brook trout) | | | | required when fishing for brown trout. Theyare usually |
| - Rainbow trout | | | | found in deeper pools of water andmost often feed |
| - Brown trout | | | | early in the morning or late inthe afternoon. |
| The species and type will depend on where you | | | | Before you set off for your trout fishing trip,do you |
| arefishing at and what part of the world you are in. | | | | homework. Find out as much about the area/streams |
| Brook trout (speckled trout) thrive in smallerstreams of | | | | rivers that you will be fishing on. Arethere many |
| good water quality, in pools of watermore shallow than | | | | fishermen fishing there too? What'sthe temperature |
| where you typically find othertypes of trout. They are | | | | and climate? Is the area a publicor government owned |
| smaller in size thanother trouts but can be very | | | | that has regulations? Go onthe internet and join a |
| aggressive. | | | | forum so you can askaround people who have fished |
| Rainbow trout are typically native to the westcoast of | | | | there before. |
| USA but due to stocking, they are foundin many other | | | | The more you know about the area and the fishthat |
| areas as well. They occupy largewater of streams | | | | you plan to catch, they more successful youwill be in |
| and rivers and have differenthabitats than the other | | | | your trout fishing attempts. |
| two types. They arefamous for their "tail-walking" | | | | |