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Brood Stock Hatcheries Ripple Nation's Waters
Each year Saratoga produces up to 3.5 million brown trout eggs, with half going to the USFWS mitigation hatcheries. These hatcheries were intended to make up for, or mitigate, the sport fisheries lost to dams built by the federal government for flood control and electric power production.
Craig Springer, USFWS
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Brown Trout
The brown trout, from the high-country of the Sierra Nevadans to the creeks of New England, is an immigrant of not so recent vintage. It's been in this land for so long, it is naturalized, an irrevocable strand in the fabric that makes up the natural world.
Craig Springer
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Fish Disease
A couple of fish diseases have been in the news a lot, Whirling Disease and largemouth bass virus. There's good reason for the high profile of these two aliments. They both have the potential to damage sport fish over much of North America.
Craig Springer
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Other Biology/Conservation Articles
Golden Trout
Brook Trout
Lake Trout
Rainbow Trout
Cutthroat Trout
Breaking Barriers, Connecting Habitats
Cutting-edge Technology for Cutthroat Conservation
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