@@williamjones6481 let me try to explain again, rainbow trout can all potentially become steelhead as they are capable of being anadromous. Do they all migrate to the ocean? No because sometimes that due to biotic or abiotic factors.
@@robguyatt9602 There is a lot of research suggesting that if two steelhead spawn the fish will almost always be anadromous and if two rainbows spawn it will almost never be. Weird because the fish are genetically identical.
My uncle lived on a farm in Tillamook Oregon next to the oceam. They were a rocks throw from the ocean and had a river flowing from the ocean through the back of his farm property. I would go out their and fish occasionally with my brothet dad and uncle. This was the first time i learned what a steelhead was because it almost pulled me into the river and after about 20 minutes of fighting i pulled that big boy in but i never knew how they actually became classified as a steelhead other than they were bigger but this knowledge opened my eyes
They are called stealhead because they actually ram their head into female salmons sides when they are spawning and knock the eggs out of them and the stealhead eat the eggs.
Igual que las marrones,una adaptscion natural en rios con alto reclutamiento anual y escasos recursos durante el año o en periodos concretos. En el Cantabrico las llamamos reos y los pescamos a seca,equipo de rio y peces "de mar",las peleas son epicas y casi sienore ganan ellas.
@@ExploreNaturesCatch 1/8th oz black w/ yellow spots panther martin. It was my only catch all day too! I was trying everything I had too. I was bottom fishing with power bait, using rooster tails, kastmasters, and even salmon eggs on a slip float.
@@WWalker-kx5xrI guess in Maine they have sea run Brooke trout. I came across a article about a year ago that mentioned them. Argentina I've read has sea run browns. Here in the PNW we have sea run cutthroat along with steelhead.
What most people don't know? Not only can they go to saltwater and adapt, but they can return to freshwater and adapt back. And they can do this multiple times for several years.
Yes , ALL Salmonids are 'on the rock' ~ mid way evolving , fresh to salt (salmons, trouts, charrs) Pink or humpback salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) being the most advanced in this process ~ they can barely go fresh, often spawning in tidal/estuaries , and their fry migrate to sea, barely fed !
Been wading the Tribs/Trolling the lake like crazy lately with my homie and man are we seeing wild numbers of stray salmon and better trout numbers than the last few years. Even found some small laker populations. Missed my first one today 😭 forgot my drag was set wrong and ripped my split ring on the salmo Everyone was hooking up like crazy today and i had no idea erie even held lakers
Yeah, I had no clue. ““Scientists are still trying to figure out what causes this change. The transition between a Rainbow trout to a Steelhead trout cannot be reversed. Once a Rainbow trout enters the saltwater their bodies will change to adapt to the saltwater. When they return to the freshwater for spawning their bodies do not revert and remain as Steelhead trout” www.sacnaturecenter.net/visit-us/nature-blog/ask-a-naturalist-are-steelhead-trout-and-rainbow-trout-the-same-species/ So far all the sites I’ve been seeing have said the same thing. Pretty interesting.
@@loganthefish6684you realize there considered steelheads until they get back into they’re original body of water and I’ve bought many steelheads on spawn sacks while coming back from the ocean
~ and Brown Trout , likewise may become 'Sea Trout' (both 'Salmo Trutta') [the rainbow/steelhead, being 'Oncorhynchus Mykiss'] Indeed , ALL Salmonids are 'on the rock' ~ mid way evolving , fresh to salt (salmons, trouts, charrs) Pink or humpback salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) being the most advanced in this process ~ they can barely go fresh, often spawning in tidal , and their fry migrate to sea, barely fed !
In scotland our brown trout do that but we call them sea trout, although not all brown trout are sea trout and not all sea trout are brown trout, similar to a salmon, but they don't die and come back to fresh rivers
I heard Goldfish are REALLY sturgeon.... They just can't grow to size because they are usually kept in small glass jars limiting their ability to become well endowed... 🤓
Steelhead don't need to migrate to saltwater to be considered 'steelhead' many large lakes have populations of steelhead, they migrate from streams to lakes
Those are landlocked trout. I couldn't tell you specifics but the Great Lakes are large enough for trout to migrate back and forth from the main lakes to creeks and rivers akin to salmon spawning. They will end up doing this multiple times during their lives and will live as rainbow trout after they hatch and later become steelhead through the process of smoltification. Trout that don't live in the Great Lakes watershed or have access to the oceans will stay as resident rainbows, though I think I remember reading that not all will migrate even if they are able to. As far as I remember, all salmonoids undergo the same migration patterns in relation to the spawn.
Rainbow trout stay rainbow trout. A steelhead trout is already a steelhead at birth. Michigan is one of the top places to catch steelhead trout and there is no saltwater in michigan. Stop lying bro, your video is incorrect
Rainbow trout do not become steelhead. Steelhead are a different species of slamoniods. Rainbow trout remain in freshwater while steelhead only go to the ocean when they are big enough and return to spawn.
Steelhead aren't specifically saltwater there big bodys of water like saltwater or like the great lakes they also take on the steelhead appearance and are ligit the same as rainbow trout just differant colors
A steelhead is an andramous rainbow trout. Their is no difference in their genetics. Do you know what the latin name (the scientific name) of steelhead is? It's Oncorhynchus mykiss Do you what the name is for rainbow trout? Oncorhynchus mykiss... They're the same exact species.
@@phillipmclain1497 well you're wrong... So... I don't know what to tell you. Some inland rainbow trout that are 3 years old will find their way to sea. Their body grows to adapt to the sea. This is scientific fact. I read about this year's ago. Just looked it up again to confirm it. You're just wrong. Allow your ego to simmer and be humble. Look it up.
All rainbow trout are capable of this feat. It really goes down to if the watershed they inhabit has access to the ocean 🐟
That's not necessarily true. There are rainbows and steelhead in the same watersheds.
@@williamjones6481 let me try to explain again, rainbow trout can all potentially become steelhead as they are capable of being anadromous. Do they all migrate to the ocean? No because sometimes that due to biotic or abiotic factors.
@@troutlawtv They actually think it is a heritable trait. Heritable through I think the male trout.
@@williamjones6481 @troutlawtv Interesting conversation, guys. I'm a fly fisherman in southern Australia. Rainbows are my main species.
@@robguyatt9602 There is a lot of research suggesting that if two steelhead spawn the fish will almost always be anadromous and if two rainbows spawn it will almost never be. Weird because the fish are genetically identical.
My uncle lived on a farm in Tillamook Oregon next to the oceam. They were a rocks throw from the ocean and had a river flowing from the ocean through the back of his farm property. I would go out their and fish occasionally with my brothet dad and uncle. This was the first time i learned what a steelhead was because it almost pulled me into the river and after about 20 minutes of fighting i pulled that big boy in but i never knew how they actually became classified as a steelhead other than they were bigger but this knowledge opened my eyes
They are called stealhead because they actually ram their head into female salmons sides when they are spawning and knock the eggs out of them and the stealhead eat the eggs.
@@LANsolo12If I tried that, I would be a criminal.
Right next to the oceam
@@redeyestones3738 you would have to see their property it's the coolest
Huh?
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Igual que las marrones,una adaptscion natural en rios con alto reclutamiento anual y escasos recursos durante el año o en periodos concretos.
En el Cantabrico las llamamos reos y los pescamos a seca,equipo de rio y peces "de mar",las peleas son epicas y casi sienore ganan ellas.
Wow
That’s right!
Same species, just a different lifestyle eh.
Bow or Chrome doesn’t matter to me! I just love them both!♥️🔥🎣🇨🇦
I’m about to go trout fishing for the first time!! They just stocked trout at my place
Good luck out there! You’re gonna love it!
delicious and fun to catch, love trout
If you ever get the chance, Ohio has some great steelhead fishing
Awesome
It has evolved!!! 😂😊
I went fishing yesterday and I got a 2 pound rainbow trout
Caught my PB rainbow yesterday. Felt like about 4 pounds. Biggun
Hell yeah! Congrats on that. What did you catch it on?
@@ExploreNaturesCatch 1/8th oz black w/ yellow spots panther martin. It was my only catch all day too! I was trying everything I had too. I was bottom fishing with power bait, using rooster tails, kastmasters, and even salmon eggs on a slip float.
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wow didn’t know that thanks
Heyyyy I actually caught rainbow trout yesterday!
Nice! Where at? I’m itching to get back out on the lake asap. 🎣
There are also some brown trout that do that and they become searunner
So do cutthroat.
I think there are searun brook trout, too.
@@WWalker-kx5xryeah righto
@@WWalker-kx5xrI guess in Maine they have sea run Brooke trout. I came across a article about a year ago that mentioned them. Argentina I've read has sea run browns. Here in the PNW we have sea run cutthroat along with steelhead.
What most people don't know? Not only can they go to saltwater and adapt, but they can return to freshwater and adapt back. And they can do this multiple times for several years.
Always wondered what qualities a steelhead had and how they became a steelhead
Trout be evolving
Like pokemon 😆
Yes , ALL Salmonids are 'on the rock' ~ mid way evolving , fresh to salt (salmons, trouts, charrs)
Pink or humpback salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) being the most advanced in this process ~ they can barely go fresh, often spawning in tidal/estuaries , and their fry migrate to sea, barely fed !
Been wading the Tribs/Trolling the lake like crazy lately with my homie and man are we seeing wild numbers of stray salmon and better trout numbers than the last few years. Even found some small laker populations. Missed my first one today 😭 forgot my drag was set wrong and ripped my split ring on the salmo
Everyone was hooking up like crazy today and i had no idea erie even held lakers
Come to superior and catch some big lakers we have the largest strain in the world called “ciscoettes”
We have those in Southern California
Heard about it wasn't sure what happens
Yeah, I had no clue. ““Scientists are still trying to figure out what causes this change. The transition between a Rainbow trout to a Steelhead trout cannot be reversed. Once a Rainbow trout enters the saltwater their bodies will change to adapt to the saltwater. When they return to the freshwater for spawning their bodies do not revert and remain as Steelhead trout” www.sacnaturecenter.net/visit-us/nature-blog/ask-a-naturalist-are-steelhead-trout-and-rainbow-trout-the-same-species/ So far all the sites I’ve been seeing have said the same thing. Pretty interesting.
@@ExploreNaturesCatch interesting 🤔
then sees my spawn bag an becomes dinner
😆😆😆😆 I still have some in my freezer that I need to cook up.
Not salt water
@@loganthefish6684you realize there considered steelheads until they get back into they’re original body of water and I’ve bought many steelheads on spawn sacks while coming back from the ocean
Today I saw a river that had a school of many different species of trout
Or freshwater lakes.
Did you know the browns do it too and come back as sea trout 😅
Thats how you catch a trout
SEA TROUT
Fact. Bears eat beats ..
~ and Brown Trout , likewise may become 'Sea Trout' (both 'Salmo Trutta') [the rainbow/steelhead, being 'Oncorhynchus Mykiss']
Indeed , ALL Salmonids are 'on the rock' ~ mid way evolving , fresh to salt (salmons, trouts, charrs)
Pink or humpback salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) being the most advanced in this process ~ they can barely go fresh, often spawning in tidal , and their fry migrate to sea, barely fed !
WA state fish 🎣
Steelhead are a salmonoid and different species very closely related to rainbow trout but they are 2 separate species of fish
Doesn’t have to be saltwater it can happen in large freshwater bodies of water too
Amazing brother population is coming back lil by lil
My question is “who didn’t know this?”
No I didn’t know that
The number of people who say that this short is factually incorrect and then repeat, almost word for word, what the narrator says, is mind boggling.
Where do you buy these
They dont have to have saltwater to become steelhead. Lake Michigan has steelhead
In scotland our brown trout do that but we call them sea trout, although not all brown trout are sea trout and not all sea trout are brown trout, similar to a salmon, but they don't die and come back to fresh rivers
I heard Goldfish are REALLY sturgeon.... They just can't grow to size because they are usually kept in small glass jars limiting their ability to become well endowed... 🤓
Only Salmon do that. Steel head will return multiple times to spawn, feed then return back again
@ na they don’t lol trout do it too not all of them
@@connorwilson8078 yeah, they do. The spawn several times in their life cycle. Salmon spawn once. Sea trout don't count.
@@connorwilson8078 sea trout and brown aren't the same. You just don't know the difference.
Wrong. Rainbows spend the entire life in freshwater and Steel head are anadromous, going from fresh to saltwater. Same species…different lifestyles.
Yeah, that’s literally what the video says 😂
There are also freshwater steelhead in a few places in the world the Great Lakes being one of them { scientifically the Great Lake steelhead }
@@AlwaysCatchingFish people just say that to make those guys over in michigan feel better about themselves
@@BigFlipz509 I’m not in Michigan and no biologically it’s a fact do some research !
Correct
I did not know that, thank you for telling me hopefully factual information lol
And that's when they become delicious
Yes indeed!
Steelhead don't need to migrate to saltwater to be considered 'steelhead' many large lakes have populations of steelhead, they migrate from streams to lakes
They are called “Sea trouts”
Who DIDN'T know this? Seriously
No same phylum different sub phylum steel head go between just like salmon but rainbows stay freshwater
What about the rainbow trout in the Great Lakes “Lake Michigan” in Wisconsin you can fish the harbors in the cold and catch big steel head
That’s what was thinking here in Ohio we have the steelheads come out from Lake Erie into all the creeks and rivers
Those are landlocked trout. I couldn't tell you specifics but the Great Lakes are large enough for trout to migrate back and forth from the main lakes to creeks and rivers akin to salmon spawning. They will end up doing this multiple times during their lives and will live as rainbow trout after they hatch and later become steelhead through the process of smoltification. Trout that don't live in the Great Lakes watershed or have access to the oceans will stay as resident rainbows, though I think I remember reading that not all will migrate even if they are able to. As far as I remember, all salmonoids undergo the same migration patterns in relation to the spawn.
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I once tamed a rainbow pretty easy to do
Bros switching his character
evolving like pokemom 😆
getting kicked out of the guild
It’s just called a steel head,
Aka chastity spear head
Hi.Trout fishing on my channel.
Some will just migrate to bigger bodies of freshwater like the great lakes steelhead.
Pokemon regional variants
Just call it a steelhead, not a steelhead trout
The actual way to word this would be... Did you know this about Steelhead... Then go on to explain how they start as Rainbows.
Semantics and irrelevant. The information is unmistakably conveyed
This sounds like a lie how do they just change species there two different fish
Same species
Trout Graduation
Why is this dramatic ahh music playing
Salty trout anglers will
Make fun of trout anglers lol yall are catching hatchery trout still 😂
So do they completely change species ?
Woke trout be identifying as salmon
I've 30 pound steelhead
It's not just salt water, just big bodies of water, steelhead run every year in michigan
Just got a rainbow 10 minutes ago
Rainbow trout stay rainbow trout. A steelhead trout is already a steelhead at birth. Michigan is one of the top places to catch steelhead trout and there is no saltwater in michigan. Stop lying bro, your video is incorrect
No rainbow trout live in fresh water and stealhead trout live in both fresh water and saltwater
Rainbow trout do not become steelhead. Steelhead are a different species of slamoniods. Rainbow trout remain in freshwater while steelhead only go to the ocean when they are big enough and return to spawn.
Steelhead aren't specifically saltwater there big bodys of water like saltwater or like the great lakes they also take on the steelhead appearance and are ligit the same as rainbow trout just differant colors
A steelhead is an andramous rainbow trout.
Their is no difference in their genetics.
Do you know what the latin name (the scientific name) of steelhead is?
It's Oncorhynchus mykiss
Do you what the name is for rainbow trout? Oncorhynchus mykiss...
They're the same exact species.
Pokemon aah evolution
Steelhead are a salmonoid .
Hard rock trout turned into Heavy metal trout
Except in Oregon. Any rainbow over 16 inches is considered a steelhead regardless of it going to the ocean or not.
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Not true because they don’t have the same spawn rate and Les capable of swimming mils up stream
Pokémon irl???
Wrong.
Bros a Pokémon
Lol yup!
Volors look different is that normal?
So they evolve ?
Why don’t they stock trout in socal
hahahahahahaha you are wrong rainbow trout and steel head are not the same are you kidding me
Uh, Philip, you need to look it up
they are the exact same species
Sorry buddy you're the one in the wrong.
Ocean Sea bearing rainbows and inland rainbows are different. You don't see rainbows inland swimming out to sea
@@phillipmclain1497 well you're wrong... So... I don't know what to tell you. Some inland rainbow trout that are 3 years old will find their way to sea. Their body grows to adapt to the sea. This is scientific fact. I read about this year's ago. Just looked it up again to confirm it. You're just wrong. Allow your ego to simmer and be humble. Look it up.
Their always steelhead trout, they were never rainbow trout
but is their head actually made of steel!? 🤔
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😂 no shit Sherlock
this is bullshit
How the hell would you know??
@@Paxtondesmond so now fish r pokemon
@@Paxtondesmond we have steelhead fish hatcheries in bc canada that r separate from r trout hatcheries
So they reached a certain level and evolved.