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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/20 13:16:49
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/20 16:06:57
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/20 16:21:41
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n i see lots of gill blastin. i teach my boys not to touch the fish like that. unless eh wants to keep em of course. but usually we throw em backf or another day. could be other kids out there that wanna catch em to
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tull66
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/20 17:06:54
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All them silvers look like they have rainbow mouths, all the purty ones look like brown mouths. I think the original poster has an ugly rainbow/something cross.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/20 21:13:19
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Yes to them being that pale, no to the markings. I don't think it's a tiger either. I really don't know what it is! I've never been baffled by a fish! When I caught my first tiger I knew it immediately. I just don't see the spots of a brown trout. I see the worming of a on the back of a brook and the oval marks on the side of a rainbow. Not saying your wrong, just saying thats what I saw. ORIGINAL: Cold
ORIGINAL: DJ2007
I really don't see any brown in that mutant.
This is a stock brown from the same stream/same day
You've never caught a stocked brown trout that was as pale as the one in your picture?
Also...every brown youve ever caught in a given stream always have similar coloration?
Your catch = fresh stocked brown, from what I can see in that pic. Nice fish, but not a tiger.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/20 21:18:07
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This is interesting. Maybe its just a brook? It defiantly has those parr marks, but faint. ORIGINAL: fishink
I guess the feature that could cause some confusion would be the dark oval markings visible along the fish's lateral line. With a fish that size, it's likely that they may just be parr marks which appear on young trout.
Here are some prominent parr marks on a small brook trout.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 00:50:15
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I say brown on its dorsal side you can see were the red spots should be... All in all it looks like a pretty messed up fish
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 09:13:27
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Maybe it's a Brook/Brown/Rainbow three way hybrid?
Maybe it's just another mutant pellethead?
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 09:48:21
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 11:36:31
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You guys crack me up.  Also, for the record: bows and brooks dont hybridize.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 11:45:17
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ORIGINAL: Cold
Also, for the record: bows and brooks dont hybridize.
Prove it! Look at those spots! At one time science said the earth was flat. 
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:07:44
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I reckon all brook/brown hybrids are not tigers.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:11:22
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This is just fuel for the speculation fire.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:12:18
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ORIGINAL: tull66
This is just fuel for the speculation fire.
Is that a whitebrownfish or a brownwhitefish? Science is amazing!
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:14:34
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I reckon the first picture is not a hybrid, but is actually a brown trout and presumably a wild one.
post edited by Esox_Hunter - 2011/04/21 13:16:29
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:23:24
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The 2nd one is a Salmothymus obtusirostris.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:33:19
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You tell me...
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 13:58:55
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/21 14:02:59
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ORIGINAL: Wild John
Lenok
Nope, Adriatic.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/23 20:59:04
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Looks like a brown. The gill plate looks like a browns. Who knows.
They all look like pike bait or pig feed to me.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/23 22:30:58
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That sounds about right to me rhnstncomboy!! I'm readdyyy for the big boyss.
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/04/24 15:26:15
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ORIGINAL: D-nymph
Prove it! Look at those spots! At one time science said the earth was flat.
Nice!
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/05/02 13:24:28
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/05/02 13:48:23
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
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RE: Rainbow/Brook Hybrid
2011/05/02 16:14:34
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hmmmm ive never seen one, thats interesting. do they intend to breed tigers in the hatcheries?
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