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It is Pennsylvania's state fish and is recognized so because of it being the only trout native to the state of Pennsylvania. Fact: it was titled the state fish in 1970 and is known to only like clear, clean, brook water.
The brook trout is Native to ther eastern US and Canada. http://bigrooktrout.com
Feeding Brook Trout at the Pennsylvania State Fishery - 1903 was released on: USA: February 1903
they are the brook trout, whitetail deer, and other animals
Pennsylvania's symbols are the white tailed deer, the hemlock tree, brook trout and etc..
No. in Tennessee, Brook trout inhabit only cold, oxygen-rich high-elevation streams. The Emory and Clinch River at Kingston, Tennessee, are not cold enough to support native brook trout populations. Also, because the Clinch River is impounded by Watts Bar Lake, the oxygen levels are too low to sustain brook trout.
Deer, Black bear, squirrels, brook trout, grouse, turkey,
In the mountainous western part of the state. Although not native in the American east, rainbows are stocked in many mountain rivers and streams. The only trout native to the eastern U.S is the brook trout.
An American brook char is another name for the brook trout, Latin name Salvelinus fontinalis, native to eastern North America - areas of the United States and Canada.
An American brook charr is another name for the brook trout, Latin name Salvelinus fontinalis, native to eastern North America - areas of the United States and Canada.
The mountains of east Tennessee have one native species, the brook trout. Introduced species are the rainbow and brown trouts.
Brookies are preyed on by humans,birds like eagles,ospreys and herons. The young are preyed upon by other fish.Raccoons may take a few,if they get them into the shallows.Otters and mink also will take brook trout.Brook trout are the only trout native east of the rockies.