Fish journal
Brook Stickleback
A rarely caught species for the region, this fish's population is currently considered as vulnerable due to global temperature changes.
Show its fishing spots on the map →- Seasonality
- all year
- Precipitation
- any weather
- Time of day
- Dawn, Dusk
- Fishing Bait
- Nightcrawlers
- Length
- 3.8–8.9 cm
Where to catch the Brook Stickleback
On the Champlain Valley map it lives in streams & creeks: 37 fishing spots in all.
Streams & Creeks · 37
- near Plumadore Resort ×4
- near Debar Pond ×3
- near Loon Lake Campground ×3
- near Iron Ore Resort ×2
- near Mccolloms, NY ×2
- near Osgood River Cabins ×2
- near Parsons Bog ×2
- near 101.7 Broadcast Station
- near Beaver Islands Resort
- near Big Earl's Garage
- near Bryants Mill Campgrounds
- near Catamount Camp Supplies
- near Daigneau Pond
- near Debar Forest Lumbermill
- near Deer River Cave
- near Loon Lake Boat Launch
- near Loon Lake Market
- near Marcona's Bunny Shelter
- near Musgrove Cabins
- near Owls Head Fire Dept
- near Rice Lake
- near Standish Ice Cream Stand
- near Standish Swamp
- near Werrenrath Island
- near Whipple Hill Camps
- near Wolf Den
Other fish in the same waters
- Banded Killifish
- Bluntnose Minnow
- Brook Trout
- Brown Trout
- Channel Darter
- Common Shiner
- Creek Chub
- Cutlip Minnow
- Eastern Blacknose Dace
- Eastern Silvery Minnow
- Gizzard Shad
- Largemouth Bass
Brook Stickleback in other languages
Russian: Ручьевая колюшка · Chinese: 溪刺鱼 · German: Fünfstacheliger Stichling · Spanish: Espinoso de cinco espinas · French: Épinoche à épines