csoult
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To tie into another thread without taking it too far off topic.... Does anyone have any ideas on why Rainbows are reproducing at a higher rate, or, in areas that they were not reproducing before?
What has changed? Is it the strain of rainbows being stocked now that is allowing them to reproduce better. Has water quality gone up? Have climatic temperature shifts caused them fruitful in their reproduction? Do they just stock more rainbows now compared to before.
Mike, you may be able to answer these questions.
I don't know, but wild rainbows are surely being caught in streams that they traditionally have not had luck reproducing in before.
What has changed? Is it the strain of rainbows being stocked now that is allowing them to reproduce better. Has water quality gone up? Have climatic temperature shifts caused them fruitful in their reproduction? Do they just stock more rainbows now compared to before.
Mike, you may be able to answer these questions.
I don't know, but wild rainbows are surely being caught in streams that they traditionally have not had luck reproducing in before.