Trout in Brazil

Did some net searches for locations where you can trout fish in Brail.
Apparently there are some populations of rainbow in Santa Caterina and
a population of rainbows in the mountain country on the Sao Paulo and
Rio De Janeiro border..... but are there any of the sea run browns to
be found in some of the southern extreems of Brazil near the Argentina
or Uruguay borders?

Re Trout in rivers...Of course you are not going to find fish where the
water gets over 74 degrees. That probably rules out everything until you
get into the foothills of the Andes.
Re Sea run browns...I read tht these are nothing more than brown trout that
were imported into Argentina/Chile, that have adapted to live in the cool
estuaries in the cold climate of Patagonia. The estuaries have so much more
food than the rivers that they grow large quickly. I would not expect them
in Brazil because the ocean/estuaris would be too warm, that is, above 74
degrees. Just a guess!!



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Did some net searches for locations where you can trout fish in Brail.
Apparently there are some populations of rainbow in Santa Caterina and
a population of rainbows in the mountain country on the Sao Paulo and
Rio De Janeiro border..... but are there any of the sea run browns to
be found in some of the southern extreems of Brazil near the Argentina
or Uruguay borders?