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Tag: Brook Trout

Movements of coastal brook trout after dam removals

Brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis; Figure 1) are a species of char native to the eastern half of North America. Though commonly associated with headwater streams in the mountains, populations of […]

Habitat preferences and movements of non-native rainbow trout

In many coldwater rivers and streams around the world, nonnative trout have altered the aquatic ecosystem. In the late 1800s, widespread trout stocking became commonplace and various trout species were […]

Adding wood to streams benefits brook trout

Trout fishing is a popular pastime around the world. Most trout species are known to put up a good fight on the line and are valued for their table fare. […]

Protecting native brook trout by isolating them from brown trout

In many coldwater streams in North America, nonnative trout are replacing native trout populations through hybridization, competition, and predation. Brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis; Figure 1) are a species native to […]

What do groundwater seeps and brown trout have in common?

Imagine diving into a cool body of water after exercising or working in hot weather.  This is an example of behavioral thermoregulation—changing your actions in order to influence your body […]

Improving our understanding of stream fish habitat by including lakes in modelling

Fisheries scientists often rely upon models to assess various aspects of fish populations, such as fish habitat in streams. An understanding of fish habitat quality is vital in determining the […]

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