Located in southern Wyoming County, Trout Brook flows through the towns of Wethersfield and Pike before joining Wiscoy Creek near the Village of Pike.
Public Access
There are 0.8 miles of Public Fishing Rights (PFR) located along Trout Brook; lower sections require land owner's permission. There are no official PFR parking areas or designated angler footpaths along Trout Brook, however PFR of Trout Brook can be accessed at East Hillside Road crossing.
DECinfo Locator- Interactive Trout Stream Fishing Map (DECinfo Locator is best viewed on a desktop computer)
Trout Stream Fishing Map User Guide ("How to" instructions for using the fishing map on DECinfo Locator)
Fish Species
Brown trout and brook trout.
General Fishing Information
Trout Brook is a small, yet productive stream that supports populations of wild brown and brook trout. The stream has cool water temperatures that persist through the summer. Along the stream there is a mix of small openings and areas with tight overhanging canopy and shrubs. Anglers equipped with a light and short rod are better suited to fish the majority of the creek.
Please view Fishing for Stream Trout for more advice on fishing for both wild and stocked trout.
Regulations
Inland Trout Stream Fishing Regulations Apply.
Fisheries Management
Trout Brook is a high quality tributary of Wiscoy Creek, managed as a wild brown and brook trout stream. The stream has not been stocked with hatchery trout for at least 50 years. For more information view the Trout Brook Technical Brief (PDF) from a recent DEC fisheries survey.
