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Title: Trout in The Grand near Brantford
Post by: fishing_girl2023 on May 31, 2023, 08:29:37 PM
Trying to take some young kids trout fishing in Brantford. Is there any good trout fishing places? I know some don't like to dilvuge their favourite place, but hoping...
Title: Re: Trout in The Grand near Brantford
Post by: Lucky Strike on May 31, 2023, 10:26:37 PM
Just take them to Wilkes Dam, no trout this time of year but put on a bobber and worm and catch all kinds of fish, suckers, carp, catfish and sunfish, all day long. Kids dont care what kind of fish as long as they are catching GL
Title: Re: Trout in The Grand near Brantford
Post by: fishing_girl2023 on June 01, 2023, 11:56:36 AM
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Thank you. So right they don't care about the type. I took them to Wilkes Dam last summer and they did catch the off sunfish and one bass. It was a fun time, but one was reading about the Grand and asked about trout. We found the dam was very crowded and adults weren't giving kids space to have fun. We will drive along it to find another spot which is more private. Thx
Title: Re: Trout in The Grand near Brantford
Post by: Lucky Strike on June 01, 2023, 04:08:51 PM
If you are talking about Brown Trout, very few if any in the mid to lower river. You might get some up in the headwater areas, but most public access spots are fished out. The best trout fishing is on private land. Sorry.

YES that spot gets crowded but all the public access spots with good fishing are crowded like that since you are close to the city. Agreed drive around and try to find a quieter spot, even below the dams at the nearest bend away from the crowd all packed in right at the dam walls. You are not suppose to fish right at the dams anyways but no one follows the rules these days
Title: Re: Trout in The Grand near Brantford
Post by: Digby on July 10, 2023, 06:51:44 AM
Fishing for spots on the internet. So did you get out? Have any luck???