Howdy all. We've got an awesome article series coming up from @Smalma on bull trout (specifically Skagit River bulls) that is an update of his article from a decade ago we used to read on the old site.
But we need some images to include with all of the great info. So, if you've got photos of the Skagit river generally or Skagit bull trout specifically and dont mind them being included in the article, post them here! We'll pick a few to include. Meanwhile, this thread will just be a nice tribute to an amazing river and native fish.
And yes yes, if you have a non-skagit river north puget sound river bull photo, feel free to post it as well. Same with BC. Oregon bulls and their crazy coloring need not apply. As awesome as they are, it's a little too far afield for this article series.
EDIT to share the published articles...
Chapter One:
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But we need some images to include with all of the great info. So, if you've got photos of the Skagit river generally or Skagit bull trout specifically and dont mind them being included in the article, post them here! We'll pick a few to include. Meanwhile, this thread will just be a nice tribute to an amazing river and native fish.
And yes yes, if you have a non-skagit river north puget sound river bull photo, feel free to post it as well. Same with BC. Oregon bulls and their crazy coloring need not apply. As awesome as they are, it's a little too far afield for this article series.
EDIT to share the published articles...
Chapter One:
Skagit Bull Trout Primer Ch 1: The Early Years
Skagit Bull Trout Primer Ch 1: The Early Years In the North Cascades it is winter. On a Skagit basin stream located above 2,000 feet elevation, the forest floor and stream banks have been snow covered for months and the water itself stands just...
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