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my comment repeated: "trout could have been caught or isolated between warmer water and lack of dissolved oxygen in the deeper cool water. A few might have been able to find a small cool water refuge with enough DO to survive." You won't really know how many survived until the water temperature drops into the 60's and you again see them." I would during cool surface water times regularly add some pellets to monitor the numbers of trout.
When water is fairly clear, the video camera is a good way to check presence of fish in deep water when surface water is warm.
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by Bill Cody - 05/16/24 08:50 PM
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