BANFF, Alta. – Fish were never meant to fly ... Across the valley lies Rainbow Lake, a body of water that earned its name from the invasive fish that thrived there. But those trout, all 528 ...

An entire lake in Banff National Park may have to be drained ... there's a reasonable likelihood of a successful outcome." This rainbow trout displays the characteristic black tail and skeletal ...

Brook and rainbow trout flourished ... Nestled in a remote corner of Skoki Valley in Banff National Park, Hidden Lake is an ideal spot for the re-introduction of cutthroat trout because it's ...

Rainbow trout and westslope cutthroat trout are the two species affected in Johnson Lake. READ MORE: Infectious ‘whirling disease’ found in fish at Banff’s Johnson Lake “There are no ...

A white bucket sits in a creek flowing out of Hidden Lake – a cold alpine lake behind the Lake Louise Ski Resort in Banff National Park. Inside the bucket, which has been turned into a remote ...

During an expert panel discussion on whirling disease at the North American Lake Management Society symposium in Banff last week ... cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, mountain whitefish, brown ...

Parks Canada said that young fish, such as rainbow and brook trout ... In August 2016, the first known Canadian case of whirling disease was detected in Johnson Lake, in Banff National Park. In an ...

For the first time in 50 years, westslope cutthroat trout are swimming in Hidden Lake again — a feat of conservation that Parks Canada experts have worked on for more than a decade to achieve. Nestled ...