Yellowstone Resumes Native Fish – Cutthroat Trout – Restoration ProjectYellowstone Resumes Native Fish – Cutthroat Trout – Restoration ProjectIn 2016, the fish restoration project ended after nonnative brook trout were completely removed from the waterway due to successful treatments.Tom MortonTom Morton
Annual Effort Rescues Hundreds of Fish From Wyoming IntakeAnnual Effort Rescues Hundreds of Fish From Wyoming IntakeCutthroat trout are the only trout native to the Snake River drainage and the biggest measured almost 15 inches.Associated PressAssociated Press
Invasive Lake Trout Population Declines in YellowstoneInvasive Lake Trout Population Declines in YellowstoneA sexually mature lake trout starts laying eggs at age 5-6 and can live as long as 50 years.Associated PressAssociated Press
Yellowstone Makes Progress to Remove Invasive Lake TroutYellowstone Makes Progress to Remove Invasive Lake TroutNative cutthroat are the park's most ecologically important fish because it is a food source for grizzly bears, birds of prey and other wildlife.Tom MortonTom Morton
Wyoming Making Headway on Lake TroutWyoming Making Headway on Lake TroutFishermen say cutthroat trout are rapidly replacing lake trout in Yellowstone Lake.Associated PressAssociated Press