Add in their aggressive and territorial behavior, and it’s easy to see what makes brown trout so appealing to anglers. Throughout their range, anglers can find both wild and stocked populations.

Since Saturday, April 12, fishers across Connecticut no longer have to catch-and-release trout. CT DEEP will continue to ...

particularly those in the 9- to-12-inch range. When the regular trout season opens April 12, anglers are encouraged to keep more fish, such as this 11-inch brown.

During the next three months, hatchery-raised rainbow, brown and brook trout will be released into the county’s waters for anglers to catch during trout season, which opens statewide April 2.

Because of their higher tolerance to warmer temperatures, rainbow and brown trout were ... towards brook trout restoration. In recognition of the need to address range-wide threats to brook ...

The state’s eight trout hatcheries combined are expected to release approximately 2.4 million rainbow, 693,000 brown, 125,000 brook and 14,000 golden rainbow trout. When you catch a trout ...

The river has a constant temperature of 10 degrees celsius, which means the environment is like a rainforest, with year-round stable conditions that attract a range of wildlife. It's an idyllic ...