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In a message dated 1/19/01 12:17:47 PM, gmorris at kester_com writes:

<< As I recall from my undergraduate

Ichthyology course, the steelhead is an anadromous variety of rainbow trout

and it is life in seawater that changes the rainbow into a steelhead. >>

They have been stocked in the Great Lakes and apparently doing well. I don't 
know if they reproduce in their "spawning" runs, or if it is mostly 
maintained by artificial stocking. I have caught them while trolling deep for 
Chinook salmon in Lake Ontario. They also seem to be well established in the 
Finger Lakes in New York. I remember fishing for them at Cornell in 1951. But 
they were called lake run Rainbow trout.

Lee Harper

Lee Harper
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