Fish journal
Rainbow Trout
This species is considered exotic to the area and is actually native to the Pacific Coast. Larger variants of this species are called Steelhead.
Show its fishing spots on the map →- Seasonality
- all year
- Precipitation
- Overcast, Foggy
- Time of day
- Dawn, Dusk
- Fishing Bait
- Nightcrawlers, Fish Guts, Leech Bait, Small Fish Bait
- Weight
- 0.5–5 kg
- Length
- 20–60 cm
Where to catch the Rainbow Trout
On the Champlain Valley map it lives in other lakes, southern rivers: 37 fishing spots in all.
Other Lakes · 21
- near Bryant Shore Cabin
- near Dan's Park
- near Forestmere Lake Campgrounds
- near Franklin Falls Farm
- near Garondah Park
- near Horsehead Point
- near Indian Lake Resort
- near Keegan's Descent
- near Lakeside Campgrounds
- near Loon Lake Boat Launch
- near Mountain View Lake Park
- near Mountain View Resort
- near Rick's Diner
- near Santa Clara Shipwreck
- near Seine Cave
- near Silver Lake Overlook
- near Square Pond Kayak Rentals
- near Sunken Seaplane
- near Westwood Getaway
- near Woodruff Campgrounds
- Rice Lake
Southern Rivers · 16
- near Lucas & Son's Construction ×2
- near Papoose River Cabins ×2
- near American Legion Post #0607
- near Beaver Islands Resort
- near Gourdshell Falls Resort
- near Gourdshell Soil & Water Test Lab
- near Indian Lake Campground
- near Indian Lake Resort
- near Meacham Lake Campgrounds
- near Meacham Storage & Repair
- near Mohawk Trading Post
- near Owls Head Farm
- near Rick's Diner
- near Riverwalk Bar n' Grill
Other fish in the same waters
- American Eel
- Atlantic Salmon
- Banded Killifish
- Black Crappie
- Blackchin Shiner
- Blacknose Shiner
- Bluegill
- Bluntnose Minnow
- Brook Trout
- Brown Bullhead
- Brown Trout
- Central Mudminnow
Rainbow Trout in other languages
Russian: Радужная форель · Chinese: 虹鳟 · German: Regenbogenforelle · Spanish: Trucha arcoíris · French: Truite arc-en-ciel