RECENT UPDATES:
***(3) REPORTS FROM EAST LAKE!!! MIKE SCOTT, RYAN DANIELS, & BRIAN WILDISH GOT INTO SOME SUMMERTIME BROWN TROUT ACTION!!!
***MID JULY- RYAN DANIELS HAS DONE IT!!! HIS 1st BROWN OVER 10 LBS!!!! READ ABOUT HIS AMAZING TRIP HERE!!!
***JUNE 13TH -16TH- MIKE RYAN ACCOMPLISHES AN AMAZING FEAT AT CRESCENT LAKE!!!! READ ABOUT IT
HERE!!!
***JUNE 11TH -14TH- MIKE & TYLER SCOTT PUT UP GREAT #'S AT EAST LAKE. READ ABOUT IT
HERE!!!
***JUNE 11TH -13TH- BRET MARTIN HAD SOME TOUGH FISHING IN THE CASCADES, BUT WAS ABLE TO BREAK THE 5LB MARK. READ
ABOUT IT HERE!!!
***EARLY JUNE - ERIC COLE BECOMES A "BAGGER" WITH HIS 2ND BROWN
OVER 10 POUNDS!!!! READ ABOUT IT HERE!!!
***DOUBLE FEATURE!! MAY 26TH THRU MAY
29TH - DAD'S WEEKEND 'IV' WAS A SUCCESS!!! READ BOTH BRIAN WILDISH'S AND RYAN DANIELS' REPORTS HERE!!!
***MAY 23RD THRU MAY 25TH - JIMMY LEWIS TAKES THE PLUNGE AND TRIES HIS LUCK AT FLY FISHING FROM A FLOAT TUBE - READ ABOUT
IT HERE
***MAY 8TH, 2010 - MIKE SCOTT WENT TO DIAMOND LAKE WITH THE KIDS! READ HERE TO SEE WHAT THEY CAUGHT!
***MAY 6th, 2010 - ERIC COLE CATCHES "THE FISH OF A LIFETIME"!!! READ HIS REPORT HERE ON HIS 21
lb GERMAN BROWN!!!!!!
"The Wick", Opening Weekend, 2010
TTH NEWS:
April 18th: Check out the newest page on TTH. Trophy Trout Video Clips. A large compilation of several catch and releases of Trophy Trout from 2005 until present! Amazing
footage.
April 14th: TTH is proud to announce the first TROPHY TROUT HUNTER OF THE YEAR
AWARD. This award is based upon fellow TTH'ers angling results for the year 2009. CLICK HERE to see who earned this great honor!!!
March 17th: Happy St. Patrick's Day!!! This is not in regards to Trophy Trout, but to
World Class Trophy Kokanee Fishing in Oregon's own Wallowa Lake! Guide Mark Moncreif of Tri-State Outfitters has informed TTH that he's already at 34 kokanee over 20" long! The state record has fallen again, and Mark is catching
5 lb KOKANEE like it's going out of style. Check out his website and check out these photos he sent us on
our 2010 PHOTOS PAGE. I highly suggest if your in the area from now until July, you look Mark up for not only trophy kokanee, but also
TROPHY MACKINAW!
TTH INTRO:
Hello to all and welcome
to Trophy Trout Hunter. I'm Dan McAllister, and I am an avid Trophy Trout fisherman. I have enjoyed contributing to this
site since it was started in 2004, by trophy trout veteran Jimmy Lewis, and I took over the wheel for Jimmy in the fall of
2006. It's been great to see other guys get involved by contributing their reports and pictures of big trout, and through
this it has grown from one man's fishing journal to an active community resource for up to date trophy trout fishing
information in Central Oregon.
We here in Oregon have been blessed with wonderful world class
opportunities for catching giant trout. If one dedicates themselves to spending time on the water and following some simple
guidelines, a trout over 5 pounds is very attainable in many waters.
I grew up fishing the lakes of central Oregon with my dad and
brother. We spent a lot of time on the water, but the tactics we employed were more geared towards catching numbers of small
trout on light gear. When the occasional big fish was hooked it was rarely landed due to the light 2 pound leaders we often
used. We watched the fishermen who trolled for the big ones and always assumed that they must fish all weekend for one fish,
if they were lucky. I now realize that there is plenty of action to be had while targeting the big fish, and it is amazing
how many small fish will get caught while applying tactics that up the chances of hooking and landing something huge.
My current goal for any weekend trip is one trout over five pounds, and that goal is achieved more times than not. In fact,
it is not uncomon to land several fish of that size or larger in a weekend these days.
I and most of the Trophy Trout Hunter contributors release
nearly all of the fish that we catch. I encourge all to consider doing the same to promote strong trophy trout populations
for the future.
Look around and email me with any feedback or questions you might have.
Tight Lines,
Dan