If you do, I agree. Note the lack of black spots in the dorsal fin. Brown trout have black spots in the dorsal; bull trout do not. The cream-colored leading edge of the pectoral fins also ...

They have a greenish color and their tails have dark ... black and red spots. The fins are clear, yellow-brown and unmarked. The belly is white-yellow. Brook Trout are a darker colored fish ...

Steelhead rainbow trout ... anal fin and the tip will fall beyond the midpoint of the fin. Chinook have the longest anal fin. The coloration of the fish is different, too. The steelhead tail ...

The fins are clear, yellow-brown and unmarked ... Lake trout are similar to a brook trout, but have light spots across their sides and have a distinct forked tail. These fish live in the larger ...

A small brown trout can produce about 600 eggs, while a larger fish could yield 3,000 or more eggs. After depositing its eggs, the female again uses its tail to cover them with a thin layer of ...

Fisheries personnel and volunteers already have stocked more than 200,000 rainbow and brown trout, and by the end of stocking in May more than 500,000 fish will be stocked, the most ever.

Brown and brook trout, to name two ... Then she lies on her side and swims along the bottom, moving gravel with her tail. This excavates a depression and cleans sediment from the depression.

An ice fisherman who thought he hooked a monster pickerel instead ended up landing a brown trout the size of which ... time it went by and when we saw its tail, its tail measured at 7 inches.” ...