sea trout Definition
sea trout
noun
any of various saltwater drum fishes (genus Cynoscion) including several weakfishes
sea trout Usage Examples
Converse of object
- run: There is a salmon and sea trout run into the loch but NUAC retains only the rights to brown trout.
- spawn: At spawning time sea trout excavate a nest, termed a redd, in which to deposit their eggs.
- tag: If you do catch a tagged sea trout, please contact the Trust.
Noun used with modifier
daylight: April 2001: " In freshwater during daylight sea trout tend to be shy, spooky fish unless the river is high.
Adjective modifier
- wild: In this way a reserve bank of wild sea trout is being established for experimental stocking.
- good: It's difficult to make a bad dish using good sea trout.
- migratory: Osmoregulation, physiology and behavior of migratory sea trout.
- first: A few seconds later I was into my first sea trout.
- female: Female sea trout are more likely than males to migrate to sea.
- small: Technically called finnock ( small sea trout ) tho some are as large as 3lb plus.
Modifies a noun
- fishing: Let with salmon and sea trout fishing for 4 rods.
- fishery: Wales has some of the finest sea trout fisheries in the British Isles.
- angler: For the salmon and sea trout angler there is simply no case for opposing a cull.
- river: The River Deveron is one of Scotland's premiere salmon and sea trout rivers.
- angling: It is estimated that salmon and sea trout angling in Scotland supports 2,200 jobs and generates nearly £ 40 million in wages.
- kelt: After spawning, the surviving sea trout kelts regain a silvery sheen by the following spring, when they return to the sea.
Preposition: in
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