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can some one help me confirm this fish. - jeremypeace - 06-27-2016 Now I've caught millions of brook trout, but today I got one that looks totally different than what I am used to. This is indeed a brookie right? I'm not sure what else it could be. [signature] Re: [jeremypeace] can some one help me confirm this fish. - jeremypeace - 06-27-2016 Woops forgot to attach pic. Here it is. [signature] Re: [jeremypeace] can some one help me confirm this fish. - wiperhunter2 - 06-27-2016 Kind of looks like a splake but likely a brooky. Here is a pic of a Brook trout and one of a Splake. [signature] Re: [jeremypeace] can some one help me confirm this fish. - BEEFDOG - 06-27-2016 Just another pretty Brook Trout. [signature] Re: [jeremypeace] can some one help me confirm this fish. - fishthebear - 06-27-2016 Yep, pretty little Brook trout! They come in various Shades and colors. Similar to how brown trout can be almost silver in color or dark yellow to Brown.... [signature] Re: [jeremypeace] can some one help me confirm this fish. - fallsfish - 06-27-2016 Looks like a brookie to me. Certainly fun to catch and lots of color. Hope you caught a good batch. [signature] Re: [fallsfish] can some one help me confirm this fish. - Bmarsh - 06-27-2016 Def a brook. Splake will have atleast a little fork in the tail. If it was Idaho I would say 100% brook since they don't do the splake thing and there aren't many places that the macks and brooks overlap up there for it to naturally occur. [signature] |