Do trout see well

Answer 1

'Sight' is arguably the greatest sense that trout have. Trout can see exceptionally well and it is this reason that fly fishermen have to go to the greatest lengths to ensure they don't 'spook' or scare trout while fly fishing. A trout that sees a fisherman on the side of the bank will more than likely move into deeper, safer water where they can sit and feel safe from the 'foreign object' that they've seen moving. In clear water conditions, trout can seel nylon in the water and will often be put off taking the artificial fly if they notice the nylon. It is for that reason that fly fishermen spend moe money on fluro-carbon (a special type of nylon) that is much harder to visually detect in the water. For more information on fly fishing, visit: http://www.startflyfishingnow.com

Answer 2

Yes, trout have good vision. They have large eyes that allow them to see well underwater and detect movement, which helps them locate and catch prey. Their vision is adapted to low light conditions, allowing them to be effective predators in various environments.