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The Bonneville cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii utah) is native to the Bonneville Basin, including Utah, Idaho, and Nevada. This subspecies of cutthroat trout is recognized by its distinctive coloration, typically a greenish back with red or orange slashes under the jaw.
Length
~46" (max 56)
Weight
~2" (max 7)
Water
Fresh, brackish
Depth
2-25 ft
Nightcrawlers
Salmon eggsAlways open
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Gigging, Snagging, Spears
Primarily inhabits cold, clear streams and lakes
Typically feeds on insects or smaller fish
Spawning occurs near the mouths of streams in springtime
Incubation period is 24 to 25 days
Sometimes breeds with rainbow trout
