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Category Archives: Photo Journals
The Extraordinary Struggle for Rare Strains of the Earth’s Trout
The experience of Cutthroat trout in western North America has been an astonishing saga — the life and death struggle of myriad strains and locations of our rare western trout —with all the elements of the West as players in this … Continue reading
Will We Bequeath a Living Legacy — or Only a Memory?
Incredibly, four summers on ***** Creek have come and gone for us. Some trout in the stream have become like “old friends,” having caught them multiple times over the years. A few photos on the site are of some of … Continue reading
Haunting Living Realities from the Alvord Basin
Sometimes it seems very difficult—if not impossible—to find the perfect words to describe what one is thinking or feeling about a subject intensely near and dear to one’s heart. Such may be the case after our most recent foray to … Continue reading
Remnant Oncorhynchus clarki alvordensis phenotypes – Hope – A Few Photographs of Phenotypical Alvord Cutthroat Trout :
Embedded are a few thumbnails and links to photos and videos of phenotypical Alvord cutthroat trout. (Simply click on the thumbnail or link to see the full photo or brief video.)
Variations in Spotting Patterns, Coloration and Characteristics – Opercula, Spots and Pigmentation / Interesting – Disquieting
While some of the embedded thumbnail photos below may land in the category of a specific classification of trout — yet some reflect highly unusual coloration, some show shortened opercula (gill plates), some display large or many spots and some just reveal hybridization. An alarming number … Continue reading
Primary Oncorhynchus clarki henshawi / clarki humboldtensis AKA Lahontan Cutthroat Trout and Humboldt Cutthroat Trout
While these trout may generally fall into the classification of identifiable strains of trout—even here there are a few trout that “tilt” toward a mixture of strains or characteristics. These pics generally represent fairly common trout an angler would find in ***** Creek.
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