Noun
North American freshwater trout; introduced in Europe
a delicious freshwater food fish
Source: WordNetThe disappearance of cutthroat trout can be traced back to two events: the periodic stocking of brook trout between 1941 and 1983, and the rerouting of Highway 89 to the west side of the Snake River in the 1960’s. Source: Internet
DNR also tried taking adult native brook trout from one stream and putting them in another, but this depleted the trout pop- ulation of the donor stream and increased the chance of trans- ferring harmful bacteria to the new stream. Source: Internet
MARQUETTE - New restrictions on trout fishing along the lower reaches of eight streams in Marquette and Baraga counties are being proposed to try to help revitalize coaster brook trout populations in Lake Superior tributaries. Source: Internet
Those species were: splake, largemouth bass, northern pike, cutthroat trout, sunfish, brook trout, tiger muskie, sauger, brown trout, rainbow trout and walleye. Source: Internet
“You might find one piece that looks like a brook trout and another that looks like a trigger fish.” Source: Internet
Trout fishing records By information from International Game Fish Association IGFA the most outstanding records: citation * Brook trout caught by Dr. W. Cook in the Nipigon River. Source: Internet