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Mu Young Lee wrote:

On Mon, 14 Jun 2004, Tom G wrote:

Two of the trout had white flesh while the third had orange/pink flesh.
Not as pink as the (landlocked) Dolly Varden I used to catch in Alaska,
but distinctly _not_ white.

I have had similar experiences with brown trout in a little spring-fed
pond I used to fish. Early in the season the flesh was white. By August,
those that managed to survive the summer had pink/orange flesh.

That's quicker than I would have expected. Thanks for the info.
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