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Fall movements of brown trout in Lake Ontario and a tributary.

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New York Fish and Game Journal
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Temperature-sensing radiotelemetry
 Brown Trout (Salmo trutta)
 Movement behavior
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1983-01
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Movements of radio-tagged brown trout during pre-spawning, spawning and post-spawning periods were studied in Lake Ontario and Sandy Creek (Monroe County, NY) from September through November 1980. Until mid-October, most of the brown trout remained offshore in deep water during the day and moved inshore to shallow water at night, after which fish began to move upstream to spawn. In November, after spawning, tagged fish moved offshore to deeper water.
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