Spawning isnt succesful because there is no moving water, which is neccesary.
It has been planted yearly (fingerlings) for at least the last 3 years.
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Spawning isnt succesful because there is no moving water, which is neccesary.
It has been planted yearly (fingerlings) for at least the last 3 years.
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I've heard they spawn in the inlet creek. And I've seen them running up that thing with sex in their eyes.
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I know they try to spawn, I just dont know if it is successful due to lack of current/appropriate substrate. Either way, its been getting fingerlings, so I dont think we need to worry a bunch about populations.
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I have been told in the past that the inlet and "dribble" provide "meals" for the bears and mountain lions, thus limiting the success of the spawning process/area.
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Brook Trout are not "true trout" and can reproduce in stillwaters ..... Dan L
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They can if there is enough wind generated current and highly oxygenated water. Plus acceptable substrate.
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