The
coastal cutthroat populates nearly all of the streams and lakes
within the Pacific Coast rainforest belt. This plucky little
trout is migratory and has the ability to thrive in diverse
environmental conditions. Anadromous cutthroat, the true sea-run
cutthroat, is the headliner of the species. The ability of this
strain to spend part of each year in parent rivers and then
move into proctected estuaries, salt water bays or the Pacific
Ocean has placed them in high regard among fly fishermen.
Epoxy
Minnow contributed by
Phil Rowley
Silly
Creek Savior contributed by
Phil Rowley
MLF
Epoxy Fry contributed by
Phil Rowley
Cutthroat/Coho
Spider contributed by
Peter Caverhill