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Can any sea trout boffins help me with my enquiries?
I am new to fly fishing, so excuse my ignorance. I already understand that a sea trout is a smolted brown trout, and that mostly females run to sea. I also understand that male brownies stake-out a territory for food and mating. What I don't understand is, if we stock non-native brownies, cockfish and hens, why do they not compete for food and displace our natural breeding stock? Why also would they not consume the natural fry? Having spent the past year fishing the Coquet at Felton and only landing 2-3lb "paint-brush" tailed stockies, I could not help wondering if the lack of sea trout was due to any of the above factors. ps I have been assured by the locals that these particular sea trout are not related to brown trout!. Alec. |
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