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	Brown Trout Of The Boulder Mountain, Are there any brown trout on Boulder Mountain? The answer to that question is YES!
		There are no brown trout in the lakes of Boulder Mountain, but the streams that flow from this mountain hold plenty of browns in the lower reaches.
		Brown trout were first introduced to this area in the 1940's by wildlife officers and sportsmen attempting to bring some diversity to the local fisheries.
		The brown trout continue to be the majority of fish caught here, but are beginning to give way to the rainbow as you move upstream closer to the Boulder Mountain.
	www.bouldermountainflyfishing.shoppingcartsplus.com /browntrout.html (1621 words)

	Brown Trout/Fish of the Great Lakes by Wisconsin Sea Grant
		Brown trout, a European relative of the Atlantic salmon, arrived in North America as early as 1883 and were introduced to Wisconsin waters four years later.
		Brown trout have adjusted well to life in Lake Michigan.
		Brown trout are among the wariest of fish, feeding usually at dusk or at night, so fishermen are the adult brown's chief predator.
	www.seagrant.wisc.edu /greatlakesfish/browntrout.html (255 words)

	Trout: Minnesota DNR
		The rainbow is native to western North America and the brown is native to Germany.
		Brown trout are the hardiest of the trout species and as a result can tolerate water warmer and less clear than rainbows and especially brook trout require.
		A type of large rainbow trout that lives most of its life in Lake Superior and spawns in large North Shore rivers is called a steelhead.
	www.dnr.state.mn.us /fish/trout/index.html (303 words)

	Smoky Mountain Fishing - Brown Trout Fishing
		The word "trout" itself apparently evolved with specific reference to these fish and was later applied to such fish as rainbow, cutthroat, and brook trout simply because of their resemblance to brown trout.
		Brown trout are also unique in that they are able to change their color quite rapidly as a means of concealment.
		Brown trout are competitive with brook trout in the same stream to the extent that the domi-nant brown trout were excluding brook trout from favorable resting (not feeding) positions in the stream, thereby making the brook trout more vul-nerable to predators.
	www.rodsguide.com /brown.aspx (1182 words)

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		The only fish the brown might be confused with is the landlocked salmon of the eastern portion of the continent, but the brown has a double zigzag row of vomerine (middle of the roof of the mouth) teeth, while the landlocks are poorly developed.
		Browns are often nocturnal feeders, and many of the largest fish are taken after dark, a truly unique experience on a river where maintaining your footing is a sporting proposition in itself as a huge unseen fish tears line off your reel.
		Brown trout have also acquired a reputation of being able to survive in waters where other trout cannot — those waters that are either considered too polluted or too warm.
	personal.riverusers.com /~flyfishing/brown.html (2423 words)

	ADW: Salmo trutta: Information
		The ideal redd for brown trout to reproduce is characterized by small substrate particles averaging.5 inches in diameter, a water velocity of 7 inches/second, and a depth of about one foot.
		Brown trout are most active in the early morning and evening and when the water temperatures are near 55 degrees Fahrenheit.
		Brown trout are protected by a particular group called "Trout Unlimited" whose mission is to "conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds" (T.U.'s annual report, 1996).
	animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu /site/accounts/information/Salmo_trutta.html (917 words)

	The Trout of New York
		Trout can be caught on just about any kind of artificial lure, including dry flies, wet flies, spinners, and spoons, as well as on live bait such as minnows and worms.
		Brown trout are primarily found in streams, but also live in ponds and lakes.
		As the name implies, brown trout are brown in color with fl and often red spots on the sides.
	www.dec.state.ny.us /website/dfwmr/fish/fishspecs/trouttxt.html (2263 words)

	Trout and Salmon fishing in the Upper Pensisula of Michigan/ Rivers and Streams (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The brown trout is a native trout of Europe, praised by Izaak Walton.
		Presently, the brown trout is found in a wide variety of Michigan waters, from brooks and rivers to the great lakes, large inland lakes and reservoirs.
		Brown trout spawn from October to December in waters ranging in size from large streams to small tributaries.
	www.uptroutfishing.com /browntrout.html (469 words)

	Brown Trout (salmo trutta)
		The brown trout belongs to the Salmonidae family which includes the Atlantic salmon, the charr group, grayling and the oncorhynchus group (rainbow trout and North American "salmon" types.
		The brown trout is much more closely related to the Atlantic salmon than with either the charr or its US cousins.
		The brown trout lives in both still and flowing water, but it is demanding in terms of water quality.
	www.fishingnet.com /brown_trout.htm (1456 words)

	The Best Bet for Brown Trout
		Originally the brown trout was imported from its native waters in Europe and western Asia to lakes and streams in New York and Michigan in 1883.
		To the delight of most fly fishermen, and sometimes to their frustration, brown trout are also known to be voracious surface feeders that are a delight to catch on a dry fly.
		Browns are the ultimate opportunistic feeder and what better time of the year to take advantage of this behavior than summer with all the hatching terrestrial insects.
	www.basspro.com /webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CFPage?CMID=&objectID=29838&langId=-1&mode=article&pageView=image&catalogId=10001&partNumber=&storeId=10151&deptId=000000000&categoryId=000000000&jumpToPage=1¤tPage=0&subdeptId=000000000 (2206 words)

	Paintrock Adventures
		Brown trout are more nocturnal than other trout and, therefore, early morning and late evening fishing is usually more successful.
		Browns are distinguished from rainbow and cutthroat by the relative lack of spots on the unformed caudal fin, by the typical presence of orange spots on the side, and by the orange border on the adipose fin.
		Browns have dark spots on a lighter background versus light spots on a darker background as found in brook trout.
	www.paintrock.com /brownTrout.htm (184 words)

	BROWN TROUT
		Brown trout have a natural ability to withstand warmer water temperatures and higher turbidity than rainbows.
		Even though they are hardier than rainbows, browns still require and prefer clear cold waters, and most actively feed when water temperatures range from 50 to 60 degrees.
		Browns commonly feed on mayfly and caddisfly nymphs, grasshoppers, worms, crayfish and minnows.
	www.wildlifedepartment.com /brown_trout.htm (187 words)

	Brown Trout - Murray Darling Basin Commission (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brown Trout are generally a longer-lived species than Rainbow Trout, often surviving to six years of age, although they have been recorded in excess of 25 years of age overseas.
		Brown Trout are suspected of having deleterious impacts on a number of native threatened fish species such as Trout Cod and Macquarie Perch.
		Brown Trout are native to Europe and western Asia and were first introduced to Australia in 1864.
	www.mdbc.gov.au - !http: //www.mdbc.gov.au/NFS/alien_species_information/brown_trout (525 words)

	National Factsheets - Fish Fact Sheet - Brown Trout
		Brown trout habitat and spawning requirements are similar to the native brook trout, with which it is usually in competition.
		Brown trout are carnivorous and feed on a variety of organisms, which includes aquatic and terrestrial insects, molluscs, crustaceans (especially crayfish), salamanders, frogs, rodents, and fishes.
		Brown trout is the European relative of the atlantic salmon.
	www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca /canwaters-eauxcan/infocentre/guidelines-conseils/factsheets-feuillets/national/browntrout_e.asp (397 words)

	Fisheries Research Services
		Brown trout are typically streamlined, highly-spotted fishes, with brown background colouration varying to yellow, and with fl, orange, or red spots.
		However, although the restocking trade in brown trout has largely been overtaken by production of the alien rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), the growth in angling interest in rainbow trout, often for 'put-and-take' fisheries, and the rapidly growing acceptance of 'catch and release' are helping to reduce pressure on natural populations of brown trout.
		However, although the restocking trade in brown trout has largely been overtaken by production of the alien rainbow troutandnbsp;(Oncorhynchus mykiss), the growth in angling interest in rainbow trout, often for 'put-and-take' fisheries, and the rapidly growing acceptance of 'catch and release' are helping to reduce pressure on natural populations of brown trout.
	www.frs-scotland.gov.uk /FRS.Web/Delivery/display_standalone.aspx?contentid=741 (1531 words)

	flyangler.ca - Canada's Home Fly-fishing Waters - Brown Trout (Salmo trutta)
		Browns have also been noted to forage freely on the surface when mayflies, caddisflies, and stoneflies are emerging.
		The brown trout is most active at dawn and dusk, and most of the larger ones are caught after dark.
		Brown trout habitat and spawning requirements are similar to the native brook trout, with which it is usually in competition.
	flyangler.ca /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=74&Itemid=50 (797 words)

	Brown Trout (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Brown Trout (Salmo trutta fario) and the Sea Trout (Salmo trutta trutta) are subspecies distinguished chiefly by the fact that the Brown Trout is largely a freshwater fish, while the Sea Trout shows anadromous reproduction, spawning in fresh water but migrating to the oceans for much of its adult life.
		The Brown trout is a medium sized fish, growing to 20kg or more and living for several years; the migratory forms are reported to grow to larger sizes and live longer.
		Trout feed on invertebrates from the river floor, insect larvae, molluscs, small fish and frogs, and aerial insects; the last element in their diet is what allows trout to be a favoured target for fly fishing.
	www.coastangler.com /fishing/brown_trout_shtml.shtml (332 words)

	DNR - Brown Trout Salmo trutta
		Brown trout is something of a misnomer for many Great Lakes members of this species, since lake-run browns are predominately silver in color.
		Brown trout are close relative of the Atlantic salmon, and also were brought to North American waters as exotics.
		Brown trout have thrived in their new home, and have become firmly established in all of our upper Great Lakes waters.
	www.michigan.gov /dnr/0,1607,7-153-10364_18958-45650--,00.html (311 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Utah's Game Fish: Brown Trout (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brown trout are particularly valuable in the western United States because they are more resistant to whirling disease than other members of the trout family, such as the rainbow.
		Browns tolerate warmer water than other trout and are found in many of Utah's lower elevation waters such as the lower reaches of the Provo, Weber, Fremont, Sevier and Logan rivers.
		Brown trout readily adapt to lakes and reservoirs and are abundant in most Wasatch Front reservoirs, especially Jordanelle and Deer Creek.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,645200993,00.html (611 words)

	Brown Trout :: Fishresource.com
		Brown trout are territorial, and weathered anglers use this knowledge when they find a seemingly empty region of a river.
		Fish for browns in the same waters as described for rainbow and brook trout, but remember that the warm water/low-oxygen tolerant browns may be overlooked by anglers that bypass the slow, deep pools in the river.
		Extensive stockings of browns in the seventies have remained underfished because the fish are sensitive to the vibrations from boats and the fish do not respond to the trolling tactics most anglers use for salmon and lake trout.
	www.fishresource.com /fish/fish022.asp (2444 words)

	Kentucky Brown Trout Fishing
		Trout fishermen are just as likely to fish from shore, wade-fish or use a boat to catch their favorite species.
		Trout fishing is a diverse sport to say the least, and the KDFWR has worked hard to provide all the types of fishing opportunities that trout anglers like.
		But brown trout grow quickly, and by the second year, most will be up to the 12-inch minimum size limit for browns.
	www.kentuckygameandfish.com /fishing/trout-fishing/ky_aa042104a (1350 words)

	Agate Fossil Beds National Monument - Nature & Science (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Within the park, rainbow and brown trout were stocked until 1997 when the park decided to stop local introduction of non-native fish.
		Brown trout are identified by prominent spots on their back and sides, often red or orange and accented with halos and a tail fin generally free of spots.
		The decrease of the brown trout population could be the result of several factors, but is directly connected with the lack of stocking since 1997.
	www.nps.gov /agfo/pphtml/subanimals4.html (991 words)

	Nova Scotia Fisheries and Aquaculture - Sportfishing: Species Fact Sheets - Brown Trout
		The closest relative of the brown trout is the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).
		Brown trout spawn in the fall and early winter (October to February) at the same time speckled trout spawn, or later.
		In sea-run populations, brown trout spend 2 to 3 years in freshwater then migrate downstream to spend 1 or 2 growing seasons in coastal waters near river mouths and estuaries.
	www.gov.ns.ca /nsaf/sportfishing/species/brn.shtml (1008 words)

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		John was actually born in the small town of Mataura and grew up knowing about the brown trout which were to be caught in the river.
		In the 20 years he has been guiding in the area, that same river still has the lure and attraction for him as it did when he was a boy.
		The trout population consists solely of brown trout which can prove to be quite entertaining during a hatch.
	www.browntrout.co.nz (347 words)

	Brown Trout Fishing in Arizona (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brown trout are found in streams and some lakes in the White Mountains and around the Mogollon Rim country.
		Adult brown trout are voracious and eat larger food items such as crayfish and small fish, especially other trout.
		Brown trout may be caught on the same tackle and baits as rainbow trout, but are often more difficult to catch.
	www.gf.state.az.us /h_f/fish_brown_trout.shtml (158 words)

	Brown Trout Fact Sheet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brown trout are not native to Maryland or to North American.
		Brown trout tend to grow bigger, live longer, and tolerate a wider range of habitat types than either brook trout or rainbow trout.
		Much to the delight of fly fishermen, and sometimes to their frustration, brown trout are notorious surface feeders and are a delight to catch on a dry fly.
	www.dnr.state.md.us /fisheries/education/trout/browntrout.html (551 words)

	Brown Trout
		Brown trout are not native to North America.
		Brown trout frequently are found living with flnosed dace, mottled sculpins, white suckers, creek chubs, common shiners, northern brook lampreys, and American brook lampreys.
		Brown trout is an exotic species that has become self-sustaining in some stream and maintained by repeated stocking in others.
	www.duluthstreams.org /understanding/browntrout.html (573 words)

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