Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Artificial Propagation of Brook Trout and Rainbow Trout: With Notes on Three Other Species
The propagation of the brook trout is conducted under widely differing conditions throughout the natural and acclimated range of the fish. While the general principles on which the work is based are essentially the same everywhere, the details connected therewith must necessarily be modified to meet the varying conditions of climate, water supply, location, and the purposes in view. The aim of this article is to outline only those general principles, as it is manifestly impossible to enter minutely into all the details that would apply in any given section of the country. The material for the description of the methods outlined has been drawn from wide personal experience and observation.
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