Forgot to say, from what I’ve been told, the quickest way in the field to tell the difference between a brookie and a bull trout is to look for the “vermiculation” along the dorsal area and dorsal fin. The “vermiculation” are worm-like markings, and are only present in the brook trout, if it’s a bull trout it won’t have them…
Many men fish their entire lives without ever knowing it is not the fish they are after.
- Henry David Thoreau
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Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 9:45 PM
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Subject: Okay, I give. It is not a bull trout parr.
I got contacted offline and I stand corrected.
I now believe that the fish picture is another brook trout and not a bull trout parr.
All I got to say is that they sure look different here than in NY.
Can someone post a bull trout parr picture so I know what to look for next time.
Sheepishly,
AndyS.
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