Trout Pictures

Your online resource for trout pictures!

In today's modern technological age, returning from a fishing trip with a tall tale that you caught a big ole trout isn't enough -- people want to see the proof and that's where trout pictures come in.

We've scoured the Web to find some great websites with tons of trout pictures so you can get pumped for your next fishing trip. But first, here is a description of a common type of trout so you can know how to identify what types are in the trout pictures you'll find below.

One type very commonly seen in trout pictures is the Brown Trout. The brown trout is native to Europe and western Asia. It was introduced into lakes and streams in the United States about 100 years ago and is currently one of the most widespread fishes of the trout and salmon family. This fish can live in higher water temperatures than the other trouts. It is also difficult to catch, and is not as tasty as some of the other trouts.

To find out if you have a brown trout in your trout pictures look for a pale olive-brown, elongate trout with large, dark spots. Usually there are no spots on upper half of tail. They are usually about 3.5 feet long and reside in colder streams and lakes all around North America.

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