Other names: -
The bull trout, Salvelinus confluentus, is native to western North America. It thrives in cold, clear waters, such as mountain streams and deep lakes. Recognizable by its olive-green back and lighter belly, this species is popular in recreational fishing and is a symbol of pristine aquatic ecosystems.
Length
~60" (max 103)
Weight
~2" (max 14)
Water
Fresh
Water Temp
10-20° F
Hot Spot Apex 4.5 Black Prizm
Hot Spot Apex Lure 3"
Krocodile Spoon LurePrefers cold, clean, well-oxygenated streams and lakes
Found in mountainous regions with glaciers and snowfields
Juveniles inhabit shallow waters with ample cover
Diet consists of insects, crustaceans, and small fish
Spawning occurs in late summer to early fall
Males drive females to gravel beds to create redds
Eggs hatch in spring, and juveniles remain in natal streams for 1-3 years
Adults migrate between feeding and spawning grounds, demonstrating strong site fidelity
