Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fish biologist Jeff Ziller talks about the art of fishing Oregon's mountain lakes.

The fly drifted gently about ten feet downstream. Gulp! The fly vanished, swallowed by something just under the surface. “Got him,” exclaimed New River Fly Fishing guide Alex Wise as he quickly ...

As the climate changes, native brook trout populations become stressed. In response invasive species like brown trout have been introduced because they can withstand the warmer weather better.

It is known for its high-water quality, scenery, recreational opportunities, cold-water fishery, and historic and cultural ...

According to The Insurance Emporium, Loch Awe is a good place for salmon, pike, and brown trout. The ruined Kilchurn Castle also provides a picturesque backdrop as you wait for a bite.

The big news at Shaver Lake is the 24.48-pound brown trout landed by Steve Jones of Clovis trolling a pink hoochie behind a 6-inch dodger while targeting kokanee.

Age Juvenile trout have relatively muted colors – shades of brown and gray rather than red or gold – so that they can blend into the rocky, weedy nursery areas where they’re raised. As they ...

Fish for brook trout and rainbows. Coffee Creek and Carrville Pond, Trinity County: Both are scheduled for trout releases by the CDFW during the week of April 20. Fish for rainbow and brown trout.

Fish for brown trout and rainbows. Burney Creek, Shasta County: The state scheduled trout releases in the upper, middle and lower parts of the creek the week of April 20.

Fish for brook trout and rainbows. Coffee Creek and Carrville Pond, Trinity County: Both are scheduled for trout releases by the CDFW during the week of April 20. Fish for rainbow and brown trout.

The state’s eight trout hatcheries combined are expected to release approximately 2.4 million rainbow, 693,000 brown, 125,000 brook and 14,000 golden rainbow trout.