subject: The Excitement When Fishing Brown Trout [print this page] You probably know how the rainbow trout reacts when you attempt to hook him, don't think for a minute that you can use the same techniques on him that you use on the brown trout, since the brown trout reacts very differently when you go to fish him.
The brown trout are known among anglers not only to be intelligent, but also cunning. Don't even assume for even a moment that you can use your ordinary fishing tactics that are tried and true for other fish on this kind of trout. You are totally wrong. There will be some excitement in catching this brown trout
It is proven in many occasions that even experienced anglers can get frustrated in searching for the admired brown trout. But this is what keeps the enthusiastic fisherman to go on they have the strong will to outsmart that subtle brown trout.
Do not think that after the trout took your bait and you are able to hook it successfully the battle is over. This is just the half way to success. And here comes the most exciting part of brown trout fishing
One of my friends calls the fish's reaction a cunning game of hide and seek. For the fish, it's more like a desperate game of life and death. Whatever it's called, there are two words to describe it if you're a die-hard trout angler: Good fishing!
Unlike his cousin, the rainbow who dances in a hundred different directions showing off his acrobatic talents, the brown trout almost always makes a beeline for the nearest obstacle in the river. Then from there, he discovers nearly every other one! His goal is quite simple: to entangle and eventually snap your line.
If he can't do that, he figures he'll make these monstrous runs taking to the air if he has to.
The bottom line is that a brown trout will run himself ragged trying to break free from your line. And more often than an angler cares to admit, the brown trout is successful. Oh, what an excitement
