The brown trout, or Salmo trutta, is one of the most prolific species of trout. Their native range extends from Northern Africa to the Arctic Circle, including most of Europe. Most commonly known as the German brown, they were introduced worldwide in the 1800s and early 1900s. They are voracious predators, and will consume anything from mice to members of their own species, as well as a variety of aquatic insects and fish eggs. I have spent many days targeting big brown trout with my fly rod, and I dream about the golden flash that accompanies every strike.
The brown trout, or Salmo trutta, is one of the most prolific species of trout. Their native range extends from Northern Africa to the Arctic Circle, including most of Europe. Most commonly known as the German brown, they were introduced worldwide in the 1800s and early 1900s. They are voracious predators, and will consume anything from mice to members of their own species, as well as a variety of aquatic insects and fish eggs. I have spent many days targeting big brown trout with my fly rod, and I dream about the golden flash that accompanies every strike.
Available at Lupine Gallery.
Comes with custom-fitted stand.