Wolfjaw Brook drains the col between Upper and Lower Wolfjaw Mountains — two of the forty-six High Peaks — and feeds north through a steep, forested valley before meeting Johns Brook near the valley floor. The stream traces the descent route for hikers coming off the Wolfjaws via the Wedge Brook Trail, running cold and fast through moss-covered boulders in early summer, often reduced to a trickle by August. It's working water — drainage, not destination — but it marks the defining saddle between two summits and the sound of it means you're off the ridge and heading back to the Johns Brook Valley. No fishing data on file, but the gradient and substrate suggest native brook trout in the lower, slower sections.
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