Category: Fish

Farmed Atlantic salmon and rainbow trout are safe for sushi and sashimi. It is safe to eat farmed Atlantic salmon and rainbow trout from Norway without freezing. Studies confirms that it is unlikely to find the parasite Anisakis in those species. Is trout safe to eat raw? Here are a few common types of fish […]

Trout in parks, have learnt to eat bread, and this is one of the best places to catch trout on it. Bread also works quite well to catch recently stock trout. This is because stock trout are use to eating fish pellets which contain a high percentage of grain. What fish will eat bread bait? […]

Like many other fish, trout are cannibalistic, and will eat smaller members of their own species. Who eats trout? Predators. The rainbow trout is prey for larger fish, fish eating birds, including herons and kingfishers, and mammals, including American Black bears, river otters, raccoons and humans. Is trout carnivorous? Rainbow trout are carnivores, but not […]

Rainbow trout is quite nutritious and if you cook them properly the flavor is good. Especially, when rainbow trout is raised by humans with professional feedstuff, it can be more nutritious than salmon. Whether to eat it raw depends on one’s personal choice and I do not recommend eating it raw. Is it okay to […]

They are in most river drainages in central and northern Idaho that flow into the Snake and Columbia rivers. They’re most common in coldwater rivers, which in summer often means upper-elevation streams. Bull trout need water that’s 60 degrees or cooler, and water that’s around 54 degrees is ideal habitat for them. What is the […]

Here are a few common types of fish eaten raw: seabass, swordfish, salmon, trout, mackerel, tuna and salmon. Other types of seafood, like shrimp, crab, scallops, eel and octopus are also widely and safely eaten raw. Can you get sick from raw trout? Lung flukes, tapeworms, anisakis roundworms: There are a number of parasites that […]

Trout in parks, have learnt to eat bread, and this is one of the best places to catch trout on it. Bread also works quite well to catch recently stock trout. This is because stock trout are use to eating fish pellets which contain a high percentage of grain. Does bread work for fish? A. […]

The country of Iceland provides some of the top trophy brown trout and Atlantic salmon fishing found anywhere on the planet. Iceland is notorious for being one of the most stable countries in the world: Number 1 for safety. Where is the best trout fishing in the world? If you want to catch huge numbers […]

It’s now commonplace for chefs to season and then sear the skin until crispy, then serve the fish portion skin side up. These days, a good rule of thumb is that if your snapper, bass, trout, or salmon is plated that way, the flavorful skin is intended to be eaten. Are you supposed to eat […]

In Texas, rainbow trout can be stocked in your pond or lake as early as December and on through the month of March. For 2-3 pound bass, you want to stock your pond with 5-8” rainbow trout, while those line-breaking bass will need some in the 8-10” range for their snack. What do bass like […]

Lake trout feed primarily on other fish like whitefish, burbot and sculpin, but will also feast on crustaceans, insects, plankton and even small mammals – the size of prey typically increases as the lake trout grows up. What is the best bait for lake trout? Live bait is generally the most consistently effective way to […]

Trout are at their most aggressive while feeding and while spawning. They are aggressive when feeding to protect their source of food. They are aggressive when spawning to protect their eggs and to keep away competing fish. If you ever watch spawning trout, it is not uncommon to see them chase each other. Are trout […]

Small trout can be added to bass ponds in fall while the water is still warm enough for the bass to be active and cold enough for the trout to live. They then serve as an outstanding food source for pond owners looking to grow big bass. What is the best fish to stock a […]

When it comes to intelligence, trout are dumber than dirt. According to the International Gamefish Association, of all freshwater fish, largemouth bass have the highest IQ, remembering a single encounter with a fishing lure for periods exceeding a year. How smart is a trout? The sole function of a trout’s brain is to enable its […]

While bass can put up more of a fight and are the stronger of the two gamefish, catching trout has its own challenges, namely–overcoming its elusive nature. Trout are more “line-shy” and bait-picky compared to bass, but both are still well-deserving of their popularity as gamefish. Is bass a strong tasting fish? One of the […]

Under most conditions when using spinners a simple, straight retrieve works best for trout. Silver spinner blades are known to excite rainbows, lake trout, cutthroats and brookies while brown, golden and bull trout often favor gold blades. What colors do trout like best? Here is a summary of some of the key points regarding the […]

Yes, really, bacon. Many anglers would consider bacon too precious to use as bait, but this tasty breakfast staple does have a good track record with freshwater panfish. The key is to select pieces with mostly fat and only a small portion of lean meat, leave them uncooked, and fold it over twice on your […]

A mistake anglers often make is that early season stock fish swim up the wind in search of their first ‘wild’ snack. This is not true. Fresh fish stocked before opening day will more often than not ‘run’ down the wind, following bank contours as they go in search of their quarry. What is the […]

“Essentially, the fish can be facing forward in the current and still see slightly behind and to the side,” said Depew. “They see through the surface of the water in a sort of inverted cone-shaped area, with the point of the cone at the fish’s eyes. What does trout vision look like? Trout, like most […]

Big fish often hold in the best habitat and deepest water available in otherwise shallow streams. Even in streams you can jump across, there will often be one or two pools with water 4 to 6 feet deep. That’s more than enough depth to make a chunky cutthroat or brookie feel safe. Which trout get […]