Brown Trout

If you're chasing Brown Trout near Rewey, Wisconsin, the area's small, spring-fed streams, tributaries of the Pecatonica River, are worth exploring. These streams offer a more intimate and challenging fishing experience than larger rivers. While trophy browns are rare, you can find some respectable fish in the deeper pools and undercuts. Spring and fall are the best times to fish, as the trout are more active in cooler water temperatures. Stealth is key when fishing these small streams. Approach the water carefully and use light tackle to avoid spooking the fish. A local tip: focus on areas where the stream flows under road crossings, as these often create deeper pools that hold trout. Be sure to respect private property and obtain permission before fishing on private land. The Brown Trout in these streams are often wild, so practice catch and release to help maintain the population.