The 6.1-million-acre land mass of the Adirondack Park is blessed with vast amounts of clean, cold water. Swimming in Adirondack waters are brook trout, the treasured official state fish of New York. Brook trout are present in nearly 400 lakes and ponds, and hundreds of miles of creeks, streams and rivers within the Adirondack Park. This abundant presence provides anglers with ample opportunities to pursue brook trout that live in pristinely beautiful locations throughout the Adirondacks. The information provided within this book will provide guidance for the angler to embark on a successful fishing journey when fishing with a fly rod, spinning rod or trolling.