Category Archives: Trophy Brook Trout

Ricky’s Big Plan

Posted on June 23, 2019 by Robin Reeve

In mid-winter, 2013, I answered an “802” call on my cell. “Hi, my name’s Ricky and I worship brook trout. Seriously, the biggest brook trout freak you’ll ever meet. I own a pub in Vermont and I even named it … Continue reading →

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KeriAn

Posted on November 17, 2018 by Robin Reeve

KeriAn returned to camp this past summer with a dual purpose – to spread her husband’s ashes in the last current he fished, and to catch a brook trout on his favorite fly – a deerhair mouse pattern that he … Continue reading →

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Small Streams, Big Brook Trout, & Good Friends

Posted on September 9, 2017 by Robin Reeve

In late July 2016, three good friends – all accomplished artists and fine fly anglers – arrived on the TRL dock for the expressed purpose of exploring as many small streams as a Labrador summer’s week would allow. Bob’s goal … Continue reading →

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Earth, Wind and Firewood

Posted on August 26, 2017 by Robin Reeve

If you’ve been following this blog a while, or have been to Labrador, or even have read much about the northlands, you know by now that the weather up there is legendary. That’s why we urge insist that all guests bring … Continue reading →

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A Fly Angler’s First View of Labrador

Posted on December 29, 2015 by Robin Reeve

Bill Dzilenski stepped off the turbine float plane and hoisted a large gear bag onto our newly renovated dock. In that bag was a strong fly rod and a good camera. And he spent the following seven days wielding both … Continue reading →

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Preparing for Labrador

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Robin Reeve

So you’ve finally done it – taken the plunge and booked your trip to Labrador – big land, float planes, big trout. Like most traveling fly anglers who have Labrador in their sights, you have probably spent many quiet hours … Continue reading →

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Brook Trout Tagging Program

Posted on November 21, 2012 by Robin Reeve

Four years ago, after persistent requests, Three Rivers Lodge agreed to host Provincial biologists on our waters to begin a three-year tagging program to study the movements, growth rate and vitality of our brook trout population. We did agree, but … Continue reading →

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The “Catching” – Summer 2012

Posted on August 4, 2012 by Robin Reeve

Just got an email from a guest scheduled to arrive later this season. He wanted to know how the fishing was going this summer. Seems he’d heard some reports from fellows who had been to other lodges in Labrador this … Continue reading →

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Swimming with “Michael Phelps”

Posted on July 30, 2012 by Robin Reeve

Libby came to TRL all the way from California to fish Labrador with her pops and a camp full of his friends. They were a rowdy bunch, fun-loving, story-telling, and  determined to fill each day with camaraderie. When it came … Continue reading →

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New Fly Fishing Package for 2012

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Robin Reeve

For this upcoming season, TRL is offering a new fly fishing ‘package’ that differs from our usual format in only two ways:  we are not including any fly-outs in the week-long adventure and we are reducing the package cost by … Continue reading →

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