Where Trout Live in Rivers & Why

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  • Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
  • Tom Rosenbauer discusses where trout live and why based on food.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 6

  • @rogerdudra178
    @rogerdudra178 15 днів тому +7

    Reading water is taught to us kids at an early age here in the Big Sky country. I'm now 74 and I haven't forgotten.

    • @markgolden1418
      @markgolden1418 4 дні тому

      This was a thing where I grew up too. On the lower tributaries of the nottawasga here in southern Ontario.

  • @schadowolf
    @schadowolf 15 днів тому +2

    As always, another informative video! Thanks for sharing!

  • @Fishing.NaHang
    @Fishing.NaHang 15 днів тому +1

    tuyệt quá! mình cùng đăng ký theo dõi và phat triển nhé bạn...

  • @wdwtx2.0
    @wdwtx2.0 15 днів тому +4

    Where Trout Live in Rivers & Why
    1. Under the water.
    2. Because they breathe water.
    You're welcome.

  • @davidstakston1950
    @davidstakston1950 15 днів тому

    First of all, you need an abundant supply of food in the food chain of the trout you are fishing. Another ignorant fly fisherman that ignores the main reason why there are trout at a particular section of the stream. I've come across a third-grade book, "Trout are Made of Trees" by April Pulley Sayre which is a great beginner book for fly fishermen. If you want a scientific explanation why Mother Nature's riparian zone trees are along streams, rivers, and lakes read articles by Sharon Doty, Professor, Environmental and Forest Service at the University of Washington. If you find any scientific articles done on the nutrition value of riparian zone tree's leaves for the aquatic inhabitants compared to the nutrition value of upland zone tree's leaves, I would like to find out this information. I watched a UA-cam video on a river out west where a 90-year-old woman rancher said, "the trout and salmon disappeared from the river when they cut down all the native riparian zone trees along the river." That 90-year-old knew more about the food chain for trout than any DNR fish biologist and fly fisherman.