Cutthroat Trout by Timothy Knepp Wildlife Fish Outdoor Canvas Art Print 20x30 🧡

Description: No Reasonable Offer Refused! Prices Includes, Shipping, Handling, Insurance & our 100% Money Back Guarantee! *********************************************************** Cutthroat Trout by Timothy Knepp 16 32 Inch Image Fine Art Giclee Photograph on High Quality Art Canvas. This item is full stretched, Museum Wrapped with black sides. It comes ready to hang including the hanger. It is also available on paper and canvas other sizes. We have three great images of fish buy Timothy Knepp, Redear Sunfish and Smallmouth Bass. Use the search to find them and collect all three. Be sure to add me to your favorites list! Please Contact Seller with any questions you may have. Enjoy! Floyd Snyder *********************************************************** Cutthroat Trout by Timothy Knepp Cutthroat trout Oncorhynchus clarki Taxon: Freshwater fish Range: Cutthroat trout are native to the Western United States; introduced in the Southeast. Status: Not listed under the Endangered Species Act, but several subspecies are considered threatened in their native ranges. Cutthroat trout are freshwater fish in the family Salmonidae, as are rainbow trout. Although inhabiting clear, cold streams in their native range in western North America, this species is becoming a popular sport fish stocked below federal water projects in the Southeast. Cutthroat trout were first observed in 1955 in Tennessee and in 1982 in Arkansas. In 2019, cutthroat trout were stocked for the first time in Kentucky in the Cumberland tailwaters below the Wolf Creek Dam. AppearanceColoration of the cutthroat trout is variable, but cutthroat trout are distinguished from other trout species by the two prominent red slashes on the lower jaw. Generally, the back and sides of cutthroat trout are lightly spotted; dorsal, adipose, and tail fins can be heavily spotted. Mature fish have elongated bodies, normally having a length several times the width of their bodies. HabitatThey inhabit clear, cold streams with naturally fluctuating flows, low levels of fine sediment, well-vegetated streambanks, and diverse, abundant instream cover. Cutthroat trout feed within or just downstream of riffles where aquatic invertebrates are abundant. Like most trout species, cutthroat trout are opportunistic feeders and primarily consume invertebrates, small fish, and zooplankton. Invertebrates eaten include the larval and pupal stages of mayflies, stoneflies, and caddisflies.Published by S&S Enterprises

Price: 199 USD

Location: Santa Maria, California

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