Trout

Their average length is 60 cm, but they can grow up to 130 cm in length and weigh up to 20 kg under favourable habitat… Read More »How Big Can A Ocean Trout Get?

Stream-dwelling brookies generally reach a length of about 2 to 3 inches after their first year, 4 to 8 inches after their second year, 8… Read More »What Is The Growth Rate Of A Brook Trout?

Do trout bite at night? This is especially true for brown trout, which feed very actively during the hours of darkness, but also applies to… Read More »Do Brook Trout Eat At Night?

Trout Spawning Season, Depends on the Species They will enter lake or ocean tributaries in fall and remain in the stream most of winter before… Read More »Do Trout Need Gravel To Spawn?

Brook trout prefer clean, cold, rocky streams with plenty of shade, and well- oxygenated water. They do best in water that does not exceed 20°… Read More »Do Brook Trout Like Warm Or Cold Water?

Trout live in water temperatures between 33° – 75°F, but grow most rapidly in water 50° – 65°F and are less susceptible to parasites and… Read More »How Cold Does A Pond Need To Be For Trout?

Brook trout are considered native from the Hudson Bay basin and northeastern Canada, much of the Great Lakes basin, a small portion of the upper… Read More »Where Did Brook Trout Originate?

Today, they occur in many of Minnesota’s cold-water streams and lakes and also in Lake Superior. Some of these streams and lakes have reproducing populations… Read More »Can Brown Trout Reproduce In Lakes?

Triploid fish simply have three sets of chromosomes instead of two and for this reason are not able to reproduce, but are otherwise normal fish.”… Read More »Why Do Rainbow Trout Not Reproduce?

The golden rainbow is also known as a palomino trout. A golden rainbow’s body is deep-yellow or orange-like. The sides are unmarked, but some golden… Read More »What Are Orange Trout Called?