Smallest trout.....
Moderators: bman, Chalk, Tom Keels
Alright, CS called me out, I have to fess up to telling a fish story. I held up a ruler and my smallest trout was more like 1 inch.
Tiny trout do have specks, and those special two teeth we all know so well. They look just like tiny trout.
Identifying fish and other critters, especially inverts, is part of my job as a teacher.
Tiny trout do have specks, and those special two teeth we all know so well. They look just like tiny trout.
Identifying fish and other critters, especially inverts, is part of my job as a teacher.
Qualifier first, I'm a science teacher with some experience in marine biology.
1 inch = ~2 months. To justify this assertion...
I've seen little trout appear in early spring. That coincides with Feb. season closure and spawning. Early spring is about two months later when I've caught them. As noted in the big trout thread, the actual rate is genetic and an estuary specific characteristic.
By the way, we're still waiting for Ken's report.
1 inch = ~2 months. To justify this assertion...
I've seen little trout appear in early spring. That coincides with Feb. season closure and spawning. Early spring is about two months later when I've caught them. As noted in the big trout thread, the actual rate is genetic and an estuary specific characteristic.
By the way, we're still waiting for Ken's report.