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Everett It sounds idealic. The King Salmon, Steelhead(Rainbow) Trout, Atlantic Salmon, and Coho Salmon we have come from Lake Michigan. They are not Natural to the lake. They are planted. We do get Lake Trout runs up the rivers here. They are natural to the great lakes. The Brown Trout are German Browns. Planted a hundred years or so ago. Brookies are native but they need clean swift cold water. The logging industry pretty much wiped them out. Same with the Grayling. Sawdust in the rivers clogged their gills. And when you remove the large trees along a river it looses its shade, the water warms to much and the trout can't survive. It's a shame what we have done to our rivers. Hydro Dams are a problem as well. I think Ernest Hemmingway wrote some stuff about it.
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