Sentence examples for brook trout for from inspiring English sources

Brook trout, for instance, do not take much cleaning and can be dispatched fairly quickly once they appear on the plate.

To make such dishes as blueberry and cherry cobbler in a dutch oven over the coals of an open fire, or to prepare yesterday's catch of brook trout for breakfast, seemed no mean accomplishment to her.

It was, if anything, too intense, too varied: he marinated the brook trout, for instance, so that it became a kind of superior, briny herring, and then married it with the mustard greens.

Gotham Bar & Grill has never been cheap, but of 13 second courses listed on its current menu, only two of them weigh in at under $30: the Maine brook trout for $28.50 and organic free-range chicken for $28.

This is consistent with the observation that maternal effects decline with age in domesticated animals [81], and with the observation that maternal effects were not observed in brook trout for traits measured after the swim-up stage [82].

Since Woodrow Wilson was in office, if you happened to be a shad or sea lamprey heading up the Neversink to spawn, or perhaps a brook trout searching for a cold-water tributary, the Cuddebackville Dam marked the end of the line.

Significant additive genetic variation exists within and across hatchery brook trout strains for morphology and size, indicating that these traits are capable of responding to natural or artificial selection.

The models captured the short-term temporal variations of relative growth rates and daily food intake of young-of-the-year (YOY) brook trout and accounted for the effects of in food ration and stoking density.

These refugia provide critical thermal habitats for brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) during periods of thermal stress, for example during summer high temperature events.

For example, brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) yearlings swimming at Uopt for 20 days increased 3.5% in BL and 34% in BW [10] and adult Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) exposed to 8 months of sustained swimming showed a 38% increase in growth with respect to the non-exercised fish [13].

Thus, Richard Franklin and I decided that hiking in to fish for brook trout in a remote pond near this upstate community in the Catskills would be a novel way to end the trout season.