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The Rainbow Trout
The rainbow trout, Salmo irideus, is far less common to Eastern trout streams than the brown trout; in the West the rainbow is indigenous to many streams. This is a true trout, a salmon trout and not a char and, in fact, has more points in common with the brown trout than with the Eastern brook. It is a black-spotted trout; as in the case of the brown it will live in water of a higher temperature than will the native; it is famous for leaping when hooked, and is a faster grower than the native trout.
Camp, Samuel Granger. The Fine Art of Fishing. New York: Outing Pub., 1911. Print.
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