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What is a splake and will outdoorlife please do an article on that fish please?I caught a minn. state record and never before seen the fish.
from jason20735 on 04.18.09 Answer Question |
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Splake are a hybrid fish usually raised in hatcheries and then stocked in waterways, atleast in Maine. They are a cross breed between male brook trout and female togue if i'm not mistaken. They are also sterile so they do not reproduce.
there a hybrid between brooktrout and lake trout
Bear's right. Brook and lake trout. Congrats on the catch !
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Splake are a hybrid fish usually raised in hatcheries and then stocked in waterways, atleast in Maine. They are a cross breed between male brook trout and female togue if i'm not mistaken. They are also sterile so they do not reproduce.
there a hybrid between brooktrout and lake trout
Bear's right. Brook and lake trout. Congrats on the catch !
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