Trout

Optimum temperatures for growth are 16.5-17.2 and 10-15.5°C. A dissolved oxygen concentration of 5.0-5.5 ppm can be tolerated by free-swimming brown trout but should be… Read More »What Oxygen Level Are Trout At?

Warmer water contains less oxygen than colder water. As temperature rises and dissolved oxygen decreases, fish begin to experience stress. These stresses begin to set… Read More »Why Can’T Trout Live In Warm Water?

Remove the trout from the brine (discard the brine), pat dry with paper towels and set on a rack over a baking sheet in the… Read More »Can You Dry Trout?

Place fish in a shallow metal, foil, or plastic pan; cover with water and freeze. To help prevent evaporation of the ice, wrap the container… Read More »How Do You Preserve Rainbow Trout?

Some good trout fishing techniques for moving waters include: Casting a spinner or spoon. As the current carries the spinner down river, hold as much… Read More »What Do You Need For River Trout Fishing?

For a small trout facility to provide supplemental income, flow rates of approximately 350-500 gallons per minute would be required. Small scale, full time trout… Read More »How Much Water Does A Trout Need?

Trout are exactly smart enough to survive in their various aquatic environments. It’s been said that trout have a brain the size of a pea,… Read More »Are Trout Intelligent?

Both canned tuna and trout are high in calories, potassium and protein. Canned tuna has 64% less saturated fat than trout. Trout has more thiamin,… Read More »Is Trout Healthier Than Tuna?

Rainbow trout has the skin that’s edible. When pan-frying rainbow trout, first put it on the frying pan the skin side down. You don’t need… Read More »Do You Take Skin Off Rainbow Trout?

Trout may bite at any time of the day but often it’s found that fishing early in the morning or late afternoon is likely to… Read More »What Time Are Trout Most Active?