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brown trout Definition

brown trout

noun

a golden-brown European trout (Salmo trutta), widely stocked in North America as a game fish

brown trout Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • size: A wild brown trout of this size really does look amazing.

Converse of object

  • catch: He arrives in time for the May fly hatch in order to catch brown trout.
  • include: Returns included brown trout, sea trout and the target species, pollack.
  • contain: Several of the lochs contain brown trout, which will rise to the well placed fly.
  • hold: The lake and its small ponds hold brown trout and our visitors are welcome to fish free of charge.
  • size: There are some reasonably sized brown trout in the main river.
  • support: The river supports a brown trout ( Salmo trutta ) fishery with good spawning beds.

Noun used with modifier

  • rainbow: They are stocked with brown trout rainbow trout, and blue trout, ( a hybrid of rainbow trout ).

Adjective modifier

  • wild: The river Isla is populated with wild brown trout along with several smaller species of fish.
  • native: The familiar native brown trout is an extraordinarily exotic creature.
  • big: Brown trout, especially big brown trout, were thought to be extremely territorial.
  • small: The only thing we caught were small brown trout, which give a heart stopping thump on the line in the fast water.
  • large: My specialty is sight fishing to large brown trout.
  • excellent: There are salmon in six beats, and excellent brown trout in all lochs.

Preposition: in

  • river: All I have to do is to go for sea trout in the salt instead of brown trout in rivers.
  • loch: I would be very surprised if such an investigation didn't show vast numbers of wild brown trout in the loch.