Cape Cod Salters

We fished a stream on the Cape on saturday 2/13.

The sea run brookies were somewhat accomadating, hitting streamers.

We fished an outgoing tide.




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Brk Trt

Hi Brk Trt! Just curious, do these fish ever look silvery or is that not a char thing to do? How much time do they spend in the creek vs. salt?

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Originally Posted by coolkyle

Hi Brk Trt! Just curious, do these fish ever look silvery or is that not a char thing to do? How much time do they spend in the creek vs. salt?

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I've never caught one that was silvery, and can't say if they do change to that color. Perhaps a email to Mass F&WL may help answer that question.

As to there time in the salt I believe they spend time there in the winter and retreat to the cooler spring fed water of the stream in May or so.

I have hooked many brookies in that pic of the swift water, its right at the streams mouth to the salt bay.

I hope this was helpful.




Brk Trt