Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada · 1977 · 13 citations · 0 references
Natural ResourcesEcologyZoologyFish BiologyFish EcologyFish Population DynamicsFish Population BiologyFish ReproductionFish Reproductive BiologyFish Reproductive EcologyFreshwater Fish EcologyLake FisheriesLake Fish EcologyLake Fish Population DynamicsLake Fish Spawning EcologyPond Fish Stocking ManagementSelf-sustaining Population
Yearling lake trout, Salvelinus namaycush, stocked in 1961 in Gamitagama, an Ontario lake previously without this species, established a self-reproducing population. Planted fish first spawned at age 4+ in 1964 to produce the 1965 year-class. Four year-classes of naturally reproduced lake trout were present in the lake by 1969.