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  1. 04-27-2016, 04:21 PM #1
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    Rare wild Brook x Brown hybrid caught in Minnesota. Although some are being raised to stock in low oxygen environments now. They do occur wild wherever brook trout and brown trout share habitat. Beautiful fish.

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    Neat. Brook trout in wyoming.

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    I'd eat him with some butter.
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    I wonder how big they get?

    They aren't all that terribly rare in NC, still rare, but several caught each year.
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    They can get huge. My Canadian buddy catches them regularly. Very aggressive fish.
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    I wondered.

    All the pics I've seen are about that big or slightly bigger.

    I'm betting habitat has more to do with them not reaching max size.
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    Nice!
    At least I'm housebroken.
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