Joe Kayafas of Troutman recently returned from a long weekend chasing browns and steelhead in a dizzying list of tributaries flowing onto Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
Joe sent along a stack of photographs from the weekend trip including a T.F.M. Spotting Photo Contest submission as well.
Joe wrote... "A few friends and I made the journey north to some Lake Erie and Ontario tributaries for the lake run of salmon and trout. I personally fish for trout up there, whether it be steelhead or brown trout. Coho and Atlantic salmon are also welcome on the end of my line but we didn't run into any this trip. We started on the biggest Lake Erie tributary in New York and made our way to the Ontario tributaries after three days. A great time was had by all. There were many fish caught, beer, liquor, good food consumed, sights seen, and stories told. I will remember this trip forever."
Check out the photo heavy Troutman blog for more on this trip and Joe's other excursions from this fall.
Joe sent along a stack of photographs from the weekend trip including a T.F.M. Spotting Photo Contest submission as well.
Joe wrote... "A few friends and I made the journey north to some Lake Erie and Ontario tributaries for the lake run of salmon and trout. I personally fish for trout up there, whether it be steelhead or brown trout. Coho and Atlantic salmon are also welcome on the end of my line but we didn't run into any this trip. We started on the biggest Lake Erie tributary in New York and made our way to the Ontario tributaries after three days. A great time was had by all. There were many fish caught, beer, liquor, good food consumed, sights seen, and stories told. I will remember this trip forever."
Check out the photo heavy Troutman blog for more on this trip and Joe's other excursions from this fall.
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