Will

Nicely done! Beautiful colours on those specks.

And when you catch a fry there so fragile even though they swim off they probably wont make it far.  

 

The fingerlings are fish you'll want around in a year or two so just leave them alone and up the size as tossing iron said or move on to bigger better fish.

I would only agree with the "moving on" part if you're concerned about damaging a bunch of YOY or yearlings. Upping the size of your offering doesn't necessarily make sense when you're using a size 16 nymph or size 22 dry or something like that. The hatch is what it is. Bigger trout don't just eat bigger nymphs and flies than are present in the stream. Fishing in the morning or evening with barbless hooks for young fish is fine when it's in season. Just handle them with great care.

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I prefer this spot..

 

43.676887, -78.507322

Open all year too! With two rods if you want!

I didn't think erie had many chinnies?

I didn't think so either. But there was another one a bit upstream too...just a lot rougher looking. Apparently at least two ran this year!

That'd be such a rush. It wasn't on fly equipment was it? I'm hoping to toss around some streamers when I go home in August.

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