Experts optimistic about efforts to curtail invasive lake trout
Vin D’Angelo, a USGS fisheries biologist, holds up a nonnative lake trout that was caught recently in Glacier National Park’s Logging Lake. (Photo courtesy Joe Giersch, USGS)
Competition from lake trout in Montana waters continues to cut into the population of native fish, but experts are optimistic that ongoing efforts will manage and potentially reverse the decline.
Lake trout were introduced into the Flathead watershed at the beginning of the 20th century, disrupting the food chain relied upon by native fish...
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