deeper waters, especially in the warm summer months when trout are looking for cooler water as well as protection from overhead predators.around logs, stumps, rocks or other structure at stream inlets where streams flowing into the lake or pond are bringing cool, fresh water and likely a supply of food.Some likely places to look for trout in lakes and ponds include: At the same time, trout don’t want to get too far away from cover that offers protection from predators. In still waters trout are on the move, “cruising” the water looking for food. Fish location, behavior and fishing tactics will vary depending on whether you’re fishing in still waters or moving waters. Trout habitats are often divided into lakes and ponds (still waters) or rivers and streams (moving waters). food - such as aquatic insects, minnows and crawfish.Trout are widely distributed and can be found in almost any water body that provides:
Youth 12-17 years old need a juvenile angling license and kids under 12 fish for free. A general Oregon fishing license is all that’s required to fish for trout.
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