Cutthroat Trout Collection

Cutthroat Trout, Oncorhynchus clarki, side view

Northern River Otter - family - otter eating cutthroat trout - Winter - Wyoming - Montana - USA _D3A9904
TOM-1826 Northern River Otter - family - otter eating cutthroat trout Wyoming - Montana - USA Lontra canadensis Winter Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Cutthroat Trout - in spawning stream - Glacier National Park - Montana - USA - July _D3A8795
TOM-1821 Cutthroat Trout - in spawning stream Glacier National Park - Montana - USA - July Oncorhynchus clarki Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Cutthroat Trout - in small spawning stream. June. Reach maturity at 4 to 5 years. Western U. S. BAX7196
TOM-1439 Cutthroat Trout - in small spawning stream Yellowstone National Park, North America Oncorhynchus clarki Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Northern River Otter - mother feeding on cutthroat trout with young pups
TOM-1768 Northern River Otter - mother feeding on cutthroat trout with young pups Northern Rockies - Montana - Wyoming - Western USA Lontra canadensis At this stage the pups do not have large enough

Northern River Otter - mother with young pups feeding on cutthroat trout
TOM-1767 Northern River Otter - mother with young pups feeding on cutthroat trout Northern Rockies - Montana - Wyoming - Western USA Lontra canadensis At this stage the pups do not have large enough

Wild Coyote - chasing (trying to catch) spawning cutthroat trout. Western USA. BAX6142
TOM-1396 Wild Coyote - chasing (trying to catch) spawning cutthroat trout Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA Canis latrans Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display

Coyote - looking for spawning cutthroat trout in small stream. Western USA BAX6225
TOM-1394 Coyote - looking for spawning cutthroat trout in small stream Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA Canis latrans Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes

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The Cutthroat Trout, scientifically known as Oncorhynchus clarki, is a magnificent fish species that can be found in the Western United States. With its distinctive side view and vibrant colors, it is truly a sight to behold. During the spawning season in Glacier National Park, Montana, these beautiful trout can be seen swimming gracefully in the clear streams. Their presence adds an enchanting touch to the already breathtaking landscape of this natural wonder. However, life for the Cutthroat Trout is not without challenges. The Northern River Otter sees them as a delectable meal during winter months in Wyoming and Montana. In fascinating photographs captured by nature enthusiasts, we witness otters feasting on these trout while their young pups eagerly watch and learn. It's heartwarming to see how protective mothers are towards their offspring. The Northern River Otter mother ensures her pups are well-fed even though they do not yet possess large enough teeth to kill and eat such sizable prey like the Cutthroat Trout. But it's not just otters that pose a threat; wild coyotes also join in on the hunt for spawning cutthroat trout. These agile predators chase after their elusive prey with determination through small streams across Western USA. Despite facing numerous challenges from other wildlife seeking nourishment or survival themselves, Cutthroat Trout continue to thrive and reach maturity at around four to five years old. Their resilience serves as a testament to their adaptability and strength within their ecosystem. Next time you find yourself exploring the wilderness of Montana or Wyoming during summer months, keep an eye out for these remarkable creatures swimming against strong currents or hiding beneath rocks in small spawning streams, and are sure to leave you awe-inspired by nature's wonders.