Several firsts for me today. 1.) a client caught a tiger trout 2.) both clients caught separate tiger trout 3.) the first tiger trout I have seen caught live and in person (I have yet to pull this feat off myself).
Nice, are those some type of cross breed?
its that a hybrid made in nature or did some scientist make that on i forgot the was a whole bunch of hype about it a few years back but i can’t remember and i think the state record is like 2lb some ounces
from what i heard they are in only one stream in the area to 
hmmmmmmmmmm where did ya catch em at 
Tigers are a cross between brooks and browns and are completely sterile so they do not naturally reproduce on their own. They have a propensity for being overly aggressive by nature, so they don’t typically last long in the gene pool.
Tigers can occur lots of places, as long as you have a brook trout and brown trout base.
D.A.
This is the first time i have seen or heard of this species of trout. Pretty cool!!!!!
Am I correct in assuming this is occurring naturally or are they man made?
Naturally occuring.
D.A.
well they are beautiful trout hopefully one i can get me one of them in the 2 pound range that would be sweet
Two pounds would be impressive. They typically don’t live very long in the gene pool due to their overaggressive nature; they also don’t reproduce since they are born sterile.
yeah i know but i can dream can’t i 
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