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fishfry
While I wouldn't mind catching a GIANT triploid they also kind of **** me off. First of all they are not a wild trout and in my book are a step below planted trout as well (not that there's anything wrong with planters). I'm just having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that the world record "rainbow" trout is a 40+ lb triploid. How was this even considered for the record books? It's like genetically altering a deer that will grow twice the size of a natural deer in your lab then setting it free, shooting it and calling it a record buck. If they begin actually introducing these trout in numbers what will this do to our native trout as well as other species? Where does it end? I would rather catch a 5lb native any day of the week that a 30lb genetically altered beast. This is just my humble opinion and I'd like to hear what others think on this matter 