Feb 04

Brown Trout Info

By Mike Robertson in Brown Trout Info

Night Fishing Safety

The last piece of information I would like to pass on to the reader is the safety aspect of fishing at night. It is very wise to fish with a partner when out on the water at night. This ensures your personal safety and will make you feel more at ease while out in the dark. I never go out alone while fishing at night. Find a fishing partner or someone who will be with you while you are out on the water.

It is recommended that you have a high powered flashlight with you and have spare batteries for this light. Have a light that straps on to your head so you can easily tie up another hook as you can tend to loose hooks while casting in the dark. Make sure you carry a phone with you in case of any emergencies that may come up. I personally have never had to use my phone but it’s always better to be safe than sorry.

And finally, have some fun while you’re out fishing for the trophy Brown Trout that awaits you in the darkness. This is where you will catch the trout of your dreams. Bring a camera that has a good night flash, as you would not want to miss capturing that trophy trout on film/megapixles. Don’t forget to charge your camera battery !!!!

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Mike Robertson

Hello to all my fishing friends around the world. My name is Michael and was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. I have a deep passion for the sport of fishing and is what I live to do in my spare time. I have 20 years of fishing experience under my belt and started fishing when I was 10 years of age. I have recently opened my own guiding service here in Alberta and would love to pass on my knowledge and experience to my clients.