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Hey all-
Sorry if i get a double post in here- i'm new to your forum (and new to the state, as well). Having just moved here from Maryland, i just caught my first northern, and needless to say i'm HOOKED! Just wondering though- the place where i caught this fish (and subsequent largemouth, bluegills, etc.) looks like it would support a trout population. Does it/would it(Pine River below the dam). Inquiring minds need to know... thanks. Good fishin' to ya!

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drewblue--

Have to admit, the Pine River does look a bit like a classic trout stream, but unfortunately it doesn't harbor trout. A few browns and rainbows were supposedly stocked in the Whitefish chain of lakes above the dam; though that's been decades ago now. Haven't heard of anyone getting trout (other than lakers in Big Trout Lake) for a long time.

Check Pleasant Lake adjacent to Cross Lake for rainbows. Also the iron mine pit lakes around Deerwood / Cuyuna / Crosby hold lots of rainbows, brookies and a few browns. For stream trout, try Stony Brook above Upper Gull Lake. I'll get you the directions if you need 'em. Let me know. For now, it's off to chase a muskie . . .

-a friend called Toad

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DREWBLUE,
IF YOU LIKE TROUT FISHING, CHECK OUT THE ROCHESTER-S.E.MINNESOTA THRED FOR SOME GOOD LEADS. HOW WAS THE FISHING OUT EAST? EVER GO SURF FISHING OUT THERE? I HEAR ITS ALOT OF FUN!
WET NETS!

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