Last stocked
October 1, 2016
Plants on record
1
Since 2016
Species recorded
1
Elevation
862 ft
Access and facts
- Water type
- river section
- Nearest town
- Scott, New York
- Shore access
- Yes
- Boat ramp
- No
1.9 miles of public fishing rights near the Town of Scott, with three DEC parking areas off Glen Haven Road north of Homer. Lake-run rainbow trout from Skaneateles Lake spawn here each spring, making opening day popular.
Sources: water_type , access , shore_notes , nearest_town , fishing_notes , fishing_notes , watch_outs
How Grout Brook is stocked
Bear Swamp Creek (5 mi), Spafford Creek (5.2 mi), Fall Brook (5.9 mi), Lake Como (6.2 mi), and Otisco Lake (7.1 mi) were stocked more recently. Bear Swamp Creek is also stocked with Rainbow Trout.
Fish at Grout Brook
Fishing Grout Brook is most likely to be for Rainbow Trout. The one plant on record is Rainbow Trout.
Rainbow Trout 1 plant
- Plants
- 1 of 1
- Last stocked
- October 1, 2016
Fishing Grout Brook
Grout Brook is a small, partially open stream located in Cortland County, New York, known as a noted trout-fishing stream. It is a tributary to Skaneateles Lake, and lake run rainbow trout are the main gamefish. Rainbow trout enter the brook in the early spring for their annual spawning run, making this a very popular opening day of trout season destination. The average rainbow trout caught in Grout Brook is about 20 inches, and good baits for them are egg sacs.
Sources: dec.ny.gov , en.wikipedia.org
What to watch for
Anglers should note that the timing of the rainbow trout run in Grout Brook varies annually, as water temperature influences how long fish remain. A cold spring can mean more fish are present through opening day, but an early or warm spring may see many rainbow trout finish spawning and leave before opening day.
Stocking history
| Date | Species | Quantity | Avg. length | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 1, 2016 | Rainbow Trout | 1,950 | – | report |
Species stocked here
Depth-by-season, top lures, and bait notes for each species stocked here are on its own species guide, linked above.