All Trout Streams In WI

​The full moon and hot temps have me contemplating fishing after dark. Any advice for those of you that have tried it?

The Evening Report.
The morning temp was in the low 60's, indicating I needed to abandon my easy chair and hit the trout stream.  I'm not gonna catch trout sitting at home.   The stream was low and the water clear.   There were no bugs to distract my focus on life below the water surface.  Right from the start, small brook trout, less than a foot long showed interest in the lure.    2 of the spotted char gobbled up the lure and I released them.   They were barely hooked and they were next year's  fish.  There was no beaver damage, and little sign of human activity on the stream.   No otter activity showed itself on our stream.   I did manage to kick up 2 keeper brook trout.   But they would not take the lure.   The orka size trout I sought were nowhere to be found.  I did find one tag alder tree with quite the grape vine weighing it down.   I did not check to see if the grapes were ripe.   I hope the grapes will bring in ducks this fall.  The cool temps reminded me of the autumn harvest season to come.

First time fishing a trout stream in Wisconsin. It was a blast!  This stream held a lot more than trout, too.

Trout can still be caught in the heat of the summer if you fish early. I would strongly encourage to not fish for them the next week however with the forecasted temperatures. Not only will fishing be slower, but it can put a lot of stress on the fish when catching them in those those conditions. 

While it stinks to have competition on small bodies of water like a trout stream, do you know for a fact the person was actually trespassing? Or could they have permission to cross land? If actually trespassing, sorry that happened to you.