Assertion: trout's water | /r/HasProperty | cold
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Brook trout tend to survive in very cold and pure water.
text: Westslope Cutthroat Trout also require cold water, although it has proven elusive to define exact temperature requirements or tolerances.
text: Cutthroat Trout also require cold water, although it has proven elusive to define exact temperature requirements or tolerances.
text: Trout prefer cold water (50-60° F) streams to spawn and live, but warming water temperatures are altering this ecosystem and further deteriorative native populations.
text: Early in the season, when the water is cold, the fish tend to stay close to the bottom and to feed, when they do so at all, on such food forms as may he available to them there.
text: The female (hen) builds the nest, usually between November and January when the water is cold and carrying lots of oxygen, because that is what the eggs need to hatch.
text: What is less known is that at this time when the water is cold, the distance between egg and split should be only about six inches.
text: so the split shot drifts just off bottom when the water is cold, then raise it a few inches as the water temperature climbs.
text: When the water is cold, keep your splitshot about six inches from your hook to keep your bait down where the ’bows are feeding.
text: Trout are considered "cold-water" fish, which means that they survive best in cool and cold water, and cannot live in places where the water gets too warm for them.
text: By spawning in the fall, the eggs and small trout spend the first few months of their life in the streams when the water is cold, and drought is not likely to affect them.
text: Trout are most often found in cold water, and often live in moving water as they run up and down rivers and creeks.