The old adage, "you are what you eat," plays an important role in determining what color trout meat should be. Different species of trout have different colored meat, depending on where they...
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Unlike catfish and carp, trout are not bottom feeders. However, trout are known to feed at or near the bottom, often waiting to snatch any food that happens to drift by. It just so happens...
The slimy layer on the outside of trout ensures that the fish is able to survive in the wild. The slime is a mucus secretion that protects the fish from infections and parasites, as well as aids...
When it comes to fishing, there is nothing more amazing for any angler than reeling in their first rainbow trout. And despite the sheer beauty of this natural-born predator, they are still carnivores...
Whether you are out on the river by yourself or spending the day with friends and family, taking great fishing pictures does not have to be difficult. The most stressful part of any great fishing...
Although two completely different species, both trout and salmon are closely related to one another. In fact, Pacific salmon are part of the same genus as trout, and although they have different...