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Trout, we already know (big-time predators - I once had a small-stream Chilean brown of 16 to 18 pounds on a dry deerhair mouse and a wild Kennet brown of 8 pounds on a sprat put out for pike), but grayling?? (yes, my first really big grayling, a fish of 1.75 pounds taken when I was 13 from the Wiltshire Ebble, took a size 00 Mepps-type spinner).
Dangerous predators, clearly. Something should be done.
Big Gulp: How Often Do Trout and Grayling Eat Mammals? | Cool Green Science
Dangerous predators, clearly. Something should be done.
Big Gulp: How Often Do Trout and Grayling Eat Mammals? | Cool Green Science