How fast can a trout swim?

Answer 1

3 ft -5ft

World Record Brown Trout - pending

September 11, 2009

Thomas Healy in the Manistee River, Michigan caught a German Brown Trout weighing 41 lbs 7 ¼ oz., measuring 43.75 inches in length and a girth of 27 inches.

Officially is a Michigan State record.

World Record Brown Trout

May 1992

Howard "Rip" Collins in Springs, Arkansas caught a Brown Trout weighing 40 lbs 4 oz.

Answer 2

Well fresh-water trout are actually quite sluggish compared to their rapid brothers, the sea water trout, scientific name being troutius maximumius. These speedy daredevils can swim up to 55mph! making for a hard but tasty catch, they really are the Bugattis of the underwater world! hence they're nickname - firefish, most abundant in the west coast of America but they can be found everywhere :) happy fishing

Answer2: In addition to the other comment, I read such an interesting article on the brook trout. According to a study published in Science magazine, brook trout and other varieties of fish exploit turbulent flows swirling around stationary objects in the water to minimize effort and give themselves an energy-saving boost current. By alternating their body position and synchronizing movements with the eddies they encounter, says New Scientist, trout save so much energy that they do not have to use their main swimming muscles." It's a very low-energy way of moving through a turbulent environment," explains one of the authors of the study George Lauder, a biomechanician at Harvard University. In effect, says New Scientist, "the fish were bending their bodies into wing-like hydrofoils to catch the eddies, like a sailboat tacking upwind." (from 1/8/05 Awake Magazine on Jehovah's Witnesses official website)

Answer 3

Well, their shutter speed is 50 cps, so...yeah...I'm not sure.

Answer 4

how fast do white seabass swim

Answer 5

fast