The Science of Fishing for Trout
September 14, 2022 • EPISODE 137
Is there a science to catching a fish? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings takes us on a trip to Branson, Missouri, to explore the fascinating science behind trout fishing! Learn how water temperature, weather, and light affect fish behavior—and discover techniques to reel in a big one.
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Trout looks good to eat if anybody goes camping.
Its really fun to fish I caught a 24 inch fish rainbow trout it was heavy and big!
I love being outdoors to fish or jump out of trees I fish for Rainbow Trout, Bass or blue gills it’s really fun. Thomas Edison actually fished and that’s how he invented the lightbulb he fished with his wife Mina in Florida but Thomas Edison moved to West Orange, NJ before he moved to Florida he moved to Florida because it got to cold in NJ, Good luck fishing!
I love fishing for bass, trout, catfish, salmon.
I love fishing for rambow trout fishing and brown trout fishing at bennet springs in missouri.