1
That was a monster of a brook trout, even for those days.
2
Joe had been fishing, and had four brook trout for my breakfast.
3
The flesh was deep salmon-color; that of brook trout is generally much lighter.
4
These Chinks like Americans about as much as brook trout love the desert.
5
Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains.
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At that time fishing for brook trout was not an art.
7
The three men caught brook trout and ate at the lodge.
8
If you kill me, where will all the streams and brook trout be?
9
They are much more difficult than rainbow or brook trout.
10
Fried with their heads on the same as brook trout.
11
They had fair luck, the entire party taking nearly two hundred eastern brook trout.
12
As a consequence he soon caught a beautiful brook trout, and several more followed.
13
Within those streams and pools, brook trout and salamanders and otters darted behind glass walls.
14
Also, he finds that brook trout, eaten for days in succession, pall on the appetite.
15
With a Red Quill dry fly he caught, and then released, a beautiful brook trout.
16
They are full of brook trout, while larger fish are to be found in the lake.