Cutthroat update: Yellowstone cuts decline; endangered Gila trout restored

Article Abstract:

Whirling diseases and lake trouts are considered as the reasons for the sharp decline of the beautiful pure-strain Yellowstone River cutthroats. Lake trout was introduced illegally in the Yellowstone Lake ecosystem in the 1970s and they were detected only in 1994. These lake trouts feed on the Yellowstone River cutthroats and hence it is suggested that Yellowstone lake trout eradication program has to continue to reduce the lake trout population as these cutthroats produces the most eggs/offspring.

Environmental aspects, Cutthroat trout, Yellowstone River

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Callibaetis: a hatch that brings large trout to the surface to gorge

Article Abstract:

Callbaetis, the multibrooded insects, are utilized by anglers to catch trouts. Their hatching periods and availability in several Northwest lakes and reservoirs especially in top three still waters of each of the following states, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, is discussed.

Methods, Usage, Insects, Brown trout fishing

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The choice

Article Abstract:

An avid trout angler/writer is allowed to go to a secret Rocky Mountain lake, purported to harbor 11-pound cutthroat, only if he does not write about the place.

Personal narratives, Column, Ethical aspects, Fishers (Persons)

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